Tested a theory this morning: try a restore from the old/failed backup.
Was thinking maybe it had lost the login credentials to the NAS; nope:
gave the same error message: "Restore Failed" and lines 1555, 1541,
1393, etc. (same as when attempted to create a backup). Again I have no
idea what this
Update on what I found
The easiest and fastest way to ‘correct’ is to create a new directory to
back up to and change the storage location to the new back up point. I
looked at permissions as suggested in one of the posts above:
barry@NZXT:~$ getfacl/media/NSA320_Backups/DejaDup_NZXT_02
As much as I hate to be a "me too" message the same 'failed with unknown
error' occurred with last night's automated backup, as well as the
manual retests. Running Ubuntu 18.04. Nothing was changed here,
although I did create a script on two Raspberry Pi's to monitor the
status of accessing the
For the first time, I also encountered the same issue. I'm in Ubuntu
20.04
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#9:
> Are those files you need backed up? Otherwise, you can put them in the
> "folders to be ignored" list.
Problem is, I'd rather not put them in the "ignored" list *if* they
actually should be backed up and something else should be done instead
(like changing permissions).
All I can tell I
Are those files you need backed up? Otherwise, you can put them in the
"folders to be ignored" list.
On 7/11/19 4:19 PM, Filofel wrote:
> Michael (#7):
> 18.04.2 x64:
> I uninstalled deja-dup and duplicity then did what you suggested (snap
> install etc.).
> It mostly solved the problem I had
Michael (#7):
18.04.2 x64:
I uninstalled deja-dup and duplicity then did what you suggested (snap install
etc.).
It mostly solved the problem I had (#6).
Thanks!
Still, the backup ended with the following error message:
Backup Finished
Could not back up the following files. Please make sure
Commenters that have errors which talk about Unicode or ascii or codecs:
Is be interested to hear if trying the latest Deja Dup snap (which
bundles duplicity 0.8 which claims to fix that) helps:
snap install deja-dup --classic --candidate
The original OP report was actually for a different issue
I see something that looks *exactly* identical to the problem sambo63
has (#6):
Same uname -a,
same everything except for:
deja-dup --version
deja-dup 37.0
I get:
Backup Failed
Failed with an unknown error.
Traceback (innermost last):
File "/usr/bin/duplicity", line 1555, in
Similar problem for me too.
While deja-dup was doing a fresh backup, my system crashed (Ubuntu
18.04.2 LTS). Then on retry I get this trace message each time I try to
run deja-dup.
# uname -a
Linux comp1-mysys 4.15.0-51-generic #55-Ubuntu SMP Wed May 15 14:27:21
UTC 2019 x86_64 x86_64 x86_64
** Changed in: deja-dup (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided => High
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I have exactly the same bug as described in the bug description.
I'm using Ubuntu 18.10.
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Ran into the same, or similar, issue. It turned out the problem was
caused by insufficient permissions. Found a solution here
https://unix.stackexchange.com/questions/68079/mount-cifs-network-drive-
write-permissions-and-chown
Below is the error message I received. Would be helpful to the user if
Status changed to 'Confirmed' because the bug affects multiple users.
** Changed in: deja-dup (Ubuntu)
Status: New => Confirmed
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