*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 1174124 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1174124
** This bug has been marked a duplicate of bug 1174124
sbackup fails to start
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Hi Jean-Peer,
I'll be installing 13.04 in a couple of weeks (will be spending 6 hours
in the train to Berlin -> perfect time), and will be happy to test
things then and there. (At the same time, I may start looking into
Mint.)
Groetjes,
Anton.
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Thanks to all for reporting this issue. I'll look into it and fix it
asap! Sorry for any inconvinience.
@Alvin Ho (alfkh): maybe it is better to stick to a LTS version
(currently 12.04) with long term support and stability?
As a side note from the developer view: same holds for me...things are
wo
** Also affects: sbackup/0.11
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
** Changed in: sbackup/0.11
Status: New => Confirmed
** Changed in: sbackup/0.11
Importance: Undecided => High
** Changed in: sbackup
Status: New => Confirmed
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Just as info. I have exactly the same problem since I upgraded to Ubuntu 13.04.
Backup to the standard folder on the laptop works but a new destination cannot
be set.
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I am running Xubuntu 13.04 and have the same issue. Xubuntu uses Thunar
not Nautilus so I don't think that is the cause, unless they happen to
be using a common library.
If I set the custom backup location and save and restart app the
location is not saved. The only workaround I can think of is to
I've done a different workaround. I replaced the config file for
sbackup with the one from 12.04, and edited it to match the new
environment.
In a terminal window, I run "gksudo /usr/bin/sbackup-config-gtk" (which
enables admin/root so that a scheduled backup can be done). This opens
the sbackup
Workaround avail, albeit not a very nice 1. Fortunately for me, i
installed a 12.04.2LTS partition on the same disk. I managed to boot
into that partition & restore my data to it. Since it was not a lot of
data, I was able to restore it without too much pain.
I'm quite a newbie at this, so to me,
I have the same problem as the bug desc. I backed up my data in 12.10,
reinstalled my machine to 13.04. In order to do a restore, i need it to
recognize my backup drive ie external drive. Now i'm stuck without my
data.
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As an aside, it is possible to run sbackup scheduled as user using
crontab, but this cannot be configured from within the Simple Backup
Config tool. I use Gnome Schedule tool to set it up. The commandline
that you want to run is '/usr/share/sbackup/sbackup-launch'.
Back to your original/other ques
Dear Anton,
I am using sbackup as root, because I want to have regular scheduled
backups and that has not been possible with "normal" user access.
Specifically, nothing has changed in my directory structures at all, the
only change being from 12.10 to 13.04. All my folder names are
alphabetical
Dear Roger,
Are you using sbackup as root (super-user) or as (regular) user?
Are there any special (non alphabetical) characters in your directory name(s)?
Could you check if you can set the desired local backup target using the
configuration file (/etc/sbackup.conf for root, or
~/.config/sbacku
Hi Catalin,
Thank you for the feedback.
Unfortunately, the functionality remains affected for me. Although I
selected "Use custom local backup directory" and clicked away the
messages that came up a couple of times, selected the external drive,
clicked away the messages a couple more times, it a
I have the same problem after the 13.4 update, but it doesn't seem to
have affect the functionality of simple backup. I just click away a
couple of such messages and then it works fine.
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