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am unable to restore part of my duplicity backup, the file format is /media/ravi/TOSHIBA/Dejadup 090518/Part 2/duplicity-inc.20180507T183302Z.to.20180507T204510Z.vol1.difftar.gz. get a hash mismatch on trying to restore. kinldy help
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am unable to restore part of my duplicity backup, the file format is /media/ravi/TOSHIBA/Dejadup 090518/Part 2/duplicity-inc.20180507T183302Z.to.20180507T204510Z.vol1.difftar.gz. get a hash mismatch on trying to restore. kinldy help
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am unable to restore part of my duplicity backup, the file format is /media/ravi/TOSHIBA/Dejadup 090518/Part 2/duplicity-inc.20180507T183302Z.to.20180507T204510Z.vol1.difftar.gz. get a hash mismatch on trying to restore. kinldy help
ravi
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drravshan
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am unable to restore part of my duplicity backup, the file format is /media/ravi/TOSHIBA/Dejadup 090518/Part 2/duplicity-inc.20180507T183302Z.to.20180507T204510Z.vol1.difftar.gz. get a hash mismatch on trying to restore. kinldy help
ravi
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asked May 13 at 3:35
drravshan
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asked May 13 at 3:35
drravshan
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asked May 13 at 3:35
drravshan
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asked May 13 at 3:35
drravshan
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Which version is this?
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Which version is this?
– SDsolar
May 13 at 14:31
Which version is this?
– SDsolar
May 13 at 14:31
Which version is this?
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a hash mismatch usually tells you that a volume got corrupted on the backend.
you can use the --ignore-errors parameter as documented in the manpage to skip this error but probably all files that ended up in there will be unrestorable, check/save the console log to see which ones.
if your duplicity version still does not have the parameter, update to the latest duplicity 0.7.17 first. there are ubuntu ppa's available.
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a hash mismatch usually tells you that a volume got corrupted on the backend.
you can use the --ignore-errors parameter as documented in the manpage to skip this error but probably all files that ended up in there will be unrestorable, check/save the console log to see which ones.
if your duplicity version still does not have the parameter, update to the latest duplicity 0.7.17 first. there are ubuntu ppa's available.
..ede/duply.net
answered May 14 at 10:10
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a hash mismatch usually tells you that a volume got corrupted on the backend.
you can use the --ignore-errors parameter as documented in the manpage to skip this error but probably all files that ended up in there will be unrestorable, check/save the console log to see which ones.
if your duplicity version still does not have the parameter, update to the latest duplicity 0.7.17 first. there are ubuntu ppa's available.
..ede/duply.net
answered May 14 at 10:10
ede
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a hash mismatch usually tells you that a volume got corrupted on the backend.
you can use the --ignore-errors parameter as documented in the manpage to skip this error but probably all files that ended up in there will be unrestorable, check/save the console log to see which ones.
if your duplicity version still does not have the parameter, update to the latest duplicity 0.7.17 first. there are ubuntu ppa's available.
..ede/duply.net
answered May 14 at 10:10
ede
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a hash mismatch usually tells you that a volume got corrupted on the backend.
you can use the --ignore-errors parameter as documented in the manpage to skip this error but probably all files that ended up in there will be unrestorable, check/save the console log to see which ones.
if your duplicity version still does not have the parameter, update to the latest duplicity 0.7.17 first. there are ubuntu ppa's available.
..ede/duply.net
answered May 14 at 10:10
ede
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answered May 14 at 10:10
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answered May 14 at 10:10
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Which version is this?
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May 13 at 14:31