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* The CrashPlan GUI client needs settings changed to make it work otherwise is will open for a few seconds and crash. This is a long withstanding issue from the previous release. Please see [[CrashPlan client closes in some Linux installations|this page]] for the settings. The memory settings on the server line also need changing to allow more memory usage (change <code>-Xmx512</code> to at least <code>-Xmx1024</code>, recommended <code>-Xmx2048</code>). | * The CrashPlan GUI client needs settings changed to make it work otherwise is will open for a few seconds and crash. This is a long withstanding issue from the previous release. Please see [[CrashPlan client closes in some Linux installations|this page]] for the settings. The memory settings on the server line also need changing to allow more memory usage (change <code>-Xmx512</code> to at least <code>-Xmx1024</code>, recommended <code>-Xmx2048</code>). | ||
* Samba will need the <code>root</code> user setting up manually as YaST has lost the ability to do this on the first run after it's port to Ruby. | * Samba will need the <code>root</code> user setting up manually as YaST has lost the ability to do this on the first run after it's port to Ruby. To do this, open the terminal and <code>su</code>. When in <code>su</code>, type <code>smbpasswd -a root</code>. This will prompt for the password you would like to use and then create the root user. | ||
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