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Since I first wrote this, I have updated to Ubuntu 20.04 and everything still seems to work. Now, on your Mac, you should be able to open the Time Machine settings in System Preferences and use Select Disk… to pick your new Time Machine backup drive. Restart netatalk: sudo service netatalk restart

Sudo chmod 777 /srv/netatalk/time-machine Sudo chown nobody:nogroup /srv/netatalk/time-machine Install the needed packages: sudo apt install netatalk avahi-daemonĮdit the netatalk config file: sudo vi /etc/netatalk/afp.confĪdd a section for your Time Machine: Ĭreate a directory to act as the Time Machine drive: sudo mkdir -p /srv/netatalk/time-machine

This example uses a directory on the boot drive ( /srv/netatalk/time-machine), but it’s more likely that you want to use a directory on a large disk. Setting up an Ubuntu machine to act as an Apple Time Machine server is surprisingly simple.