Alright…I don’t know what I’m doing wrong. Couldn’t find the folder to copy the .db files into using finder. so, i copied using SSH.
[code][email protected]’s password:
Last login: Sun Jan 8 22:09:26 2017 from 192.168.1.103
[SimmermanNAS@SimmNAS ~]$ cd Recordings/Database/backup-20170102.010904
[SimmermanNAS@SimmNAS backup-20170102.010904]$ ls
recorder.db settings.db
[SimmermanNAS@SimmNAS backup-20170102.010904]$ sudo cp settings.db /media/internal_6/rainbow/dvr-4d32b86/data/settings.db
You are about to enter the root level of your Seagate NAS.
Within root, you can make revisions to the NAS settings and
data via the command line. Due to its open access to all
settings and data within the NAS, Seagate recommends that
only administrators with advanced knowledge of the proper
command lines enter and use root.
SEAGATE IS NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY LOSS OF DATA, CONFIGURATION,
SETTINGS,OR INFORMATION OF ANY TYPE DUE TO ENTERING OR USING ROOT.
Password:
[SimmermanNAS@SimmNAS backup-20170102.010904]$ sudo cp recorder.db /media/internal_6/rainbow/dvr-4d32b86/data/recorder.db
[SimmermanNAS@SimmNAS backup-20170102.010904]$ cd /media/internal_6/rainbow/dvr-4d32b86/data
[SimmermanNAS@SimmNAS data]$ ls
channels-dvr recorder.db settings.db
[SimmermanNAS@SimmNAS data]$
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