Okay thanks.. well I saw that error, but it didn't mean anything to me,
but I guess that's because I didn't read it.
The weird thing is that I reran the backup manually and that fixed it
with no --check-backup-dir directory.. but when it did run, it did a lot
of unusual things like deleting increment files.
Anyhow, it's working great again.
Thanks
Ben Escoto wrote:
Davy Durham <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote the following on Sun, 01 Jan 2006 02:08:26 -0600
I'm getting the following output (using -v9) when attemping to do a
restore.. there is no apparent reason for the error:
Any ideas?
...
The -v1 output would probably have been more informative, because then
you would have only seen the error message:
Fatal Error: Previous backup to /home/backup/data/source_machine/.
seems to have failed. Rerun rdiff-backup with
--check-destination-dir option to revert directory to state before
unsuccessful session.
rdiff-backup quits restoring if the destination in the middle of a
backup (e.g. because previous backup failed, or is still going).
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