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Arq 7 stores your backup data in de-duplicated, compressed, (optionally) encrypted, content-addressable form.A “backup set” is a set of files created by a “backup plan”.It contains: backupconfig.json backupfolders.json backupfolders/ backupplan.json blobpacks/ largeblobpacks/ treepacks/ standardobjects/ standardiaobjects/ onezoneiaobjects/ s3glacierobjects/ s3deeparchiveobjects/backupconfig.jsonThis file tells Arq how objects are to be added to the backup set – whetherthe data are encrypted, what kind of hashing mechanism to use, what maximumsize to use for packing small files together, etc.Here’s a sample backupconfig.json file:{ "blobIdentifierType" : 2, /* 1=SHA1, 2=SHA256 */ "maxPackedItemLength" : 256000, "backupName" : "Back up to NAS", "isWORM" : false, /* unused */ "containsGlacierArchives" : false, "additionalUnpackedBlobDirs" : [], /* if reused Arq 5 data, contains e.g. 'objects', or 'objects2' */ "chunkerVersion" : 3, /* Arq uses the same chunker version to ensure de-duplication works with old data */ "computerName" : "clack", "computerSerial" : "unused", "blobStorageClass" : "STANDARD", /* unused */ "isEncrypted" : false}backupfolders.jsonThis file tells Arq where to find existing objects (for de-duplication).{ "standardObjectDirs" : [ "\/5E7D9CE7-04DA-42E3-B55E-B35D76F29D03\/standardobjects" ], /* only used with S3 */ "standardIAObjectDirs" : [ "\/5E7D9CE7-04DA-42E3-B55E-B35D76F29D03\/standardiaobjects" ], /* only used with S3 */ "onezoneIAObjectDirs" : [ "\/5E7D9CE7-04DA-42E3-B55E-B35D76F29D03\/onezoneiaobjects" ], /* only used with S3 */ "s3GlacierObjectDirs" : [ "\/5E7D9CE7-04DA-42E3-B55E-B35D76F29D03\/s3glacierobjects" ], /* only used with S3 */ "s3DeepArchiveObjectDirs" : [ "\/5E7D9CE7-04DA-42E3-B55E-B35D76F29D03\/s3deeparchiveobjects" ], /* only used with S3 */ "importedFrom" : "5.x" /* only appears if backup set was originally created by Arq 5 */}backupfolders/For each folder specified in the backup plan, at backup time Arq creates a directory in backupfolders with a UUID as its name.Within that directory are a JSON file called ‘backupfolder.json’ describing the directory, and backup records.Here’s an example backupfolder.json file:backupfolders//backupfolder.json{ "localPath" : "\/Users\/stefan", "migratedFromArq60" : false, "storageClass" : "STANDARD", "diskIdentifier" : "ROOT", "uuid" : "F1F83A27-E4EA-4994-BD9C-F63A682EBB80", "migratedFromArq5" : false, "localMountPoint" : "\/", "name" : "stefan"}backupfolders//backuprecords/00161/4294169.backuprecordEach backup record is stored with a name that is the number of seconds since the epoch.For example, 00161/4294169.backuprecord was created Thu Feb 25 18:02:49 2021.The backup record file contains: a copy of the backup plan at the time of backup a Node describing the root of the directory structure stored some additional metadataThe file is stored LZ4-compressed and (optionally) encrypted.Here’s an example:{ archived = 0; arqVersion = "7.3.1.0"; backupFolderUUID = "4297DBE8-DA5E-48EC-A1DB-0CDB47D7EE55"; /* copy of the backup plan at the time of backup: */ backupPlanJSON = { active = 1; arq5UseS3IA = 0; backupFolderPlansByUUID = { "4297DBE8-DA5E-48EC-A1DB-0CDB47D7EE55" = { allDrives = 0; backupFolderUUID = "4297DBE8-DA5E-48EC-A1DB-0CDB47D7EE55"; blobStorageClass

Script in Terminal:~/Desktop/MountNas.shIt might take a few seconds to complete. If you now type:mountyou should see a line for your NAS.Step 5: Tell Arq to run the script before starting backupPick “Preferences” from Arq’s menu, click the Destinations tab, and double-click your destination.Click the “Before and After Backup” tab.Check “Run shell script before backup starts” and click the Choose button to find and select your MountNas.sh script. Then click Save, and close the Preferences window.Step 6: Add folder(s) from your NAS to ArqYour NAS should still be mounted from Step 4. Pick “Add Folder to Backups” from Arq’s menu to add the folder(s) on the NAS that you want backed up.Step 7: Test the backupGo to the Finder and click the eject button to unmount your NAS.Pick “Back Up Now” from Arq’s menu. Arq will run the script to mount the NAS, and then back up the files you selected. Once the backup is underway, check in the Finder whether your NAS is mounted. If it didn’t mount, then Arq should report an error. If you need help finding the problem, please email us at support@arqbackup.com; we’re always happy to help!NAS Backup on WindowsOn Windows the process is different. In Arq for Windows you can tell supply the parameters for connecting to the NAS and Arq Agent will connect it when it needs to access it.Step 1: Add the NAS in Arq’s preferencesPick “Preferences” from Arq’s menu, click the Network Volumes tab, and click “Add…” to add your NAS. Enter

Store News Home > Backup & Recovery > Arq for Mac 6.2.30 A complete online backup solution Rating: Operating Systems: Windows 10, Windows 7 (32 bit), Windows 7 (64 bit), Windows 8 License: Trial Software Developer: Haystack SoftwareSoftware Cost: Category Backup & RecoveryDate Updated: 05 June 2020 Downloads To Date: 784 Languages: English Download Size: 27.70 MB Arq is an easy-to-use cloud backup tool which can save your chosen folders to Dropbox, OneDrive, Google Drive/ Nearline, Amazon S3/ Glacier.The program is very straightforward. Once launched, just select your backup destination or destinations (you can use more than one service in the same job) and it automatically backs up your user profile folder. You can select any other folders to protect in a click or two.Your backups will be visible from any other device which can access the same service, and Arq also has a Restore pane of its own, where you can select and recover whatever you need (including previous versions of modified files).While this sounds and looks basic, edit your backup job or check the Arq preferences and you'll find some useful options. For example, a flexible scheduler can run backups every X hours, daily or on demand, as well as pausing backups between the hours you specify. There are also options to limit the total size of your backup, to throttle bandwidth use automatically (slow down uploads when other processes are using the network), and to send email alerts when backups finish or have errors. Verdict: An easy-to-use cloud backup tool with some powerful options and settings.