Yeah, I see that SSH doesn't have a specific disk-full error message.
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Title:
duplicity backup fails with obscure error
I have one idea, based on my experience yesterday.
I renamed the /home/scohen/Taormina directory and then created a new
directory of that name on the remote drive. A quick check of disk space
informed me that I would not have enough room for a full backup on the
remote drive. So I looked more
Might I ask why the admins have marked this bug as "Invalid" and
unassigned to anyone? Does this mean that no one will look at it
anymore? I feel that this action should be explained.
That said, I have taken the step of eliminating previous backups and now
the system works again and the
Perhaps I should also add that my installation of Ubuntu 22.04 dates
from last week when it had just come out. The timestamps on the backup
files on the remote machine date from last summer/fall, when I was
running 20.x or 21.x. Might a bug have been there that is no longer
there?
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H. Many questions.
The networked machine is an old desktop running a very old version of
Ubuntu. There is no Windows involved here, and no mount so I'm not
understanding where Samba comes into the picture. As I said in the
original statement of the bug, I am connecting via the SSH protocol,
Your command gave too much output. After a few attempts, I modified it
to this, which produced useful data:
$ for f in *.gz; do echo "--- $f ---" >>output; tar tzf $f >/dev/null
2>>output; done
This confirms that your hypothesis is correct. The file with the error is
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Kenneth:
First, thank you!
I don't run duplicity via the command line. I run it using the Ubuntu
GUI app "Backups" which I believe is just a gui-name for deja-dup. In
that setup I have a saved Preferences which governs how the Backup is
done, which files/directories to back up, which to exclude,
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** Description changed:
- I try to do a backup onto a network location. It completes the scan
- phase, then dies with error messages like this:
+ I try to do a backup onto a network location (ssh://192.168.1.61 - I can
+ successfully connect to this location via ssh). The backup completes the
+
Public bug reported:
I try to do a backup onto a network location (ssh://192.168.1.61 - I can
successfully connect to this location via ssh). The backup completes the
scan phase, then dies with error messages like this:
Failed to read /tmp/duplicity-xdksj47v-tempdir/mktemp-_5khubio-2:
(,
still an issue with Ubuntu 18.04/FF 59.2
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Scrollbars are tiny in Firefox (since FF 52)
Status in firefox package in
bionic it has happened more than once shows after a reboot. i'v uploaded
libudisk2-dev so a trace might occur if this is the correct package. i
do have a usb seagate drive, usb mouse dongle, plus several blue tooth
devices. i'm on the last alpha bionic updated constantly
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update:
older system had /dev/usb/scanner
12.04 only created entries ini udev
the new addition to the logs appear to use colord in 14.04
hope this is helpful
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i also have an out of the box fujitsu fi-6110 which function perfectly
on 12.04 and i believe new install of 13.10 but the upgrade of 13.10 to
14.04 made the scanner invisible to sane-find-scanner and sanimage -L.
also noted udev did detect the scanner as above and shown in the logs
below,
Public bug reported:
Ubuntu 14.04
Lenovo Thinkpad T540P and Lenovo KT1255 bluetooth keyboard
With bluetooth turned on, turn on keyboard and search for devices.
Device is quickly found. Try to pair with it. A six digit random
number is generated by the software with instructions to type it on
Public bug reported:
Ubuntu 14.04.
Hardware = Lenovo Thinkpad T-540-P
With Bluetooth on, stream a video. Constant rebuffering and pauses make it
unwatchable.
With Bluetoon on, same stream plays well.
** Affects: gnome-bluetooth (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
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*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 671565 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/671565
ubuntu-gnome 13.04 has the same issue and is solved by adding the /bin
/dbus-daemon Uxr, to usr.bin.evince stanza
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this bug also affects ubuntu gnome 13.04 and is solved by adding /bin
/dbus-daemon Uxr, to the usr.bin.evince stanza
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Title:
GUI
sorry have not read all the details re:numlock but i can reproduce it
using remmina i connect to a vnc client
i issue a control_r i press the num lock button
i exit remmina
the client desktop is now locked into the num lock is off no matter what the
lights on the key board says
and no local
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