I'm using

3.1.3.0-3 of backuppc-rsync
3.2.3-4+deb of rsync
4.4.0-3 of backuppc
0.62-1+b1 of libbackuppc-xs-perl
successfully.

libfile-rsync-perl is not installed

Hope that helps.



On April 11, 2022 6:35:40 AM EDT, Matthew Pounsett <m...@conundrum.com> wrote:
>I seem to have encountered the same problem described in this thread
>which ends here:
><https://www.mail-archive.com/backuppc-users@lists.sourceforge.net/msg32676.html>
>
>To summarize what I understand from that thread, there's a bug in
>File::RsyncP prior to some unidentified version that is exposed by a
>change in rsync as of 3.2.3.
>
>I've started running into the above-described issue since I upgraded
>one of my hosts to Debian Bullseye, which uses rsync 3.2.3.  That host
>hasn't completed a backup since .. they die with "aborted by
>signal=ALRM" and their log files are truly massive, with raw backup
>data in them at the end.
>
>My backuppc host is still Debian Buster which has File::RsyncP 0.74.
>
>The thread above mentions that File::RsyncP is fixed in a recent
>version, but doesn't indicate what version that is.  I'm trying to
>identify possible fixes for my issue here... and I'm wondering if
>simply upgrading my backup server to Bullseye is going to fix my
>problem, or if I should be grabbing libfile-rsyncp-perl and/or
>backuppc from backports, or what...
>
>Knowing which version of File::RsyncP fixes the issue would be a big
>help.  Does anyone know that with certainty?
>
>
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