On Mon, 16 May 2022, at 4:26 PM, Oswald Buddenhagen wrote:
> On Sun, May 15, 2022 at 08:00:26PM +0100, Sean Hammond wrote:
>>It's a bit of a pain for automated backups that isync sometimes exits 
>>mid-way through syncing.
>>
> that, with the progress numbers you showed before, sounds like you're 
> syncing from scratch for each backup. why would you do that?

Not for each backup, no. After upgrading isync I ran into the "incompatible 
journal version" error (discussed in another thread on this list) and was too 
lazy to downgrade, re-sync and re-upgrade, so I just synced again from scratch 
with the new isync. It's true that after the initial sync subsequent 
incremental syncs are much less likely to exit mid-way through syncing.

>>I'd have to write a loop to keep running isync until it exits with 0 
>>(assuming it never exits with 0 without finishing the whole sync). And 
>>then I'd worry that a loop like that would loop forever if a persistent 
>>error appeared.
>>
> yes, that's a legitimate concern, and there is a related item in the 
> TODO.

I had a look at the TODO file, sounds good!

Thanks


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