You now should be able to administer CrashPlan using your HDA as the local storage location.
==CrashPlan Desktop Java RTE Errors==
If you use the CrashPlan desktop on version 3.5.3 you may experience a Java error - when starting the Crashplan desktop the splash image shows for a few seconds, and then vanishes, but the application doesn't open.
It appears that CrashPlan 3.5.3 bundles a buggy version of the "Eclipse Standard Widget Toolkit". To fix, you just need to replace that toolkit with the latest one from the developer.
* Download swt-4.3-gtk-linux-x86.zip and swt-4.3-gtk-linux-x86_64.zip from [http://download.eclipse.org/eclipse/downloads/drops4/R-4.3-201306052000/#SWT Eclipse].
* Extract swt.jar from the x86_64 file and rename it as swt-64.jar, and extract swt.jar from the second file. I saved them both to the home directory. (You can do this from terminal from the directory in which you saved the .zip files):
unzip -e swt-4.3-gtk-linux-x86_64.zip swt.jar -d ~
mv ~/swt.jar ~/swt-64.jar
unzip -e swt-4.3-gtk-linux-x86.zip swt.jar -d ~
Then you need to copy these to the CrashPlan library. On my HDA CrashPlan was installed to /var/hda/web-apps/crashplan/html. If your installation is different you will need to replace the commands below this your directory.
* Stop the crashplan server
sudo systemctl stop crashplan.service
* Back up the old files and copy in the new ones (change the directory path to your own if it is different and remember to put the /lib at the end):
cd /var/hda/web-apps/crashplan/html/lib
mv swt.jar swt.jar.old
mv swt-64.jar swt-64.jar.old
mv ~/swt.jar swt.jar
mv ~/swt-64.jar swt-64.jar
* Restart the crashplan
systemctl start crashplan.service
Should be working now.
[Source: [https://forums.amahi.org/viewtopic.php?f=26&t=4951 this forum post]]
==Amahi 8/9 (Fedora 21/23)==
