Public bug reported:
If the system is suspended during a backup, on resume the backup fails
with an error message that the backup location (an external hard drive)
does not exist, while the file manager (which automatically appears on
resume with this drive connected, whether or not a backup is in
progress) says it does.
"Resume Later" doesn't help much here, as it appears to treat the
"resumed" backup as a new incremental (i.e. re-scan for changed files,
which on my system takes longer than the actual backing up).
** Affects: deja-dup (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1204526
Title:
"Backup location does not exist" after suspend
Status in “deja-dup” package in Ubuntu:
New
Bug description:
If the system is suspended during a backup, on resume the backup fails
with an error message that the backup location (an external hard
drive) does not exist, while the file manager (which automatically
appears on resume with this drive connected, whether or not a backup
is in progress) says it does.
"Resume Later" doesn't help much here, as it appears to treat the
"resumed" backup as a new incremental (i.e. re-scan for changed files,
which on my system takes longer than the actual backing up).
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