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Same issue. It seems /home/influxdb folder is needed with the right permissions.
Following worked for me
sudo mkdir /home/influxdb
sudo chown -R influxdb:influxdb /home/influxdb
Alternatively modifying the useradd command to following might also work (I haven't tried it) and this would be a cleaner fix:
sudo useradd -d /home/influxdb -rs /bin/false influxdb
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I wasn't sure about this question until yesterday when I ran into a similar issue and traced it to SELinux.
InfluxDB does not have an SELinux policy, neither shipped by Red Hat nor included with InfluxDB itself. Such services run under a generic policy which, among other things, prohibits the service to access /home as system services are expected to place ...
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If you are using a cloud storage device, like WD Cloud, instead of a domain related server, all you have to do is make sure to match the SAME username AND password on both systems. That is, create a LOCAL user, like "BackupUser" with a password, set that as the login user for the Cobian service, then go to the cloud device and configure the SAME ...
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