DumbMonit
IntegrationsStorage and backups
Monitor Duplicati with DumbMonit
BetaA Duplicati server through its API: the age of each task's last successful backup, its last result, duration, size, warnings and errors, and the task running now.
DocumentationOfficial website: Duplicati
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What DumbMonit watches
Built from Duplicati's source code and documentation, not yet tested against a real server. Tell us what your server answers differently. A Duplicati server through its API: the age of each task's last successful backup, its last result, duration, size, warnings and errors, and the task running now.
Examples
- Duplicati 2.1
- Duplicati in Docker
- Duplicati on a NAS
How it connects
What you need
- Web interface passwordDuplicati has no user accounts: the password of its web interface is all it asks for.
Network ports to open
8200/TCPWeb interface and API (HTTP, default)
Setup steps: Let DumbMonit read the Duplicati API
In the Duplicati web interface, open Settings and set a long random password for the interface: Duplicati 2.1 requires one.
If the server only listens on the machine itself, start it with these options so that DumbMonit can reach it.
--webservice-interface=any --webservice-allowed-hostnames=*In DumbMonit, enter the Duplicati address (for example nas.lan) and paste that password.
Heads-up. Duplicati 2.1 or later is required: version 2.0 signs in through a different mechanism that DumbMonit does not use. The password gives full access, so keep port 8200 on your local network.