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Re: [Duplicity-talk] Failures w/ S3 backend


From: Maurizio Vitale
Subject: Re: [Duplicity-talk] Failures w/ S3 backend
Date: Wed, 11 Mar 2009 21:46:55 -0400


On Mar 11, 2009, at 9:33 PM, Kenneth Loafman wrote:

Maurizio Vitale wrote:
another interesting data point: I've changed the directory being backed
up to be a small test directory (rather than my entire workspace,
weighting at 2.5GB). The test directory is only 11 MB.

The only change has been the variable containing the directory to be
backed up.

Under these circumstances, everything works. I can backup from the
OpenSuse machine and restore on the Ubuntu machine.

Now, one interesting thing is that in the smaller test there's a single
difftar file. So my question is whether anybody has issue with:
        a) large backups on Amazon
        b) backups spanning more than one "chunk"
And again restoring on the same machine is ok no matter what.

Does this ring a bell for anyone?

Not for me, but I only test on Amazon, don't use it regularly.

Tomorrow I'll grow the size of the test directory to try to trigger the problem.

A fair number of folks use Amazon for massive backups, so I don't think
that's the problem.

anybody care to state system and command line used?

Between the two machines, which versions of Python are on them? You can
use 'python -V' to get the answer.

both are 2.5.2. But remember that while now I'm focusing on two machine,
the real situation is that only the machine doing the backup is capable of restoring from it.

Just to verify, the OpenSuse machine will backup *and* restore from S3,
but the Ubuntu machine can't restore what OpenSuse wrote?  Correct?
Almost:

Large backup: can restore on OpenSuse only (the originator)
Small backups can restore on OpenSuse and Ubuntu (to be fair, this is not only smaller: it is a different tree, there might be something in the filenames that upset somebody in the larger case).

getting the backup files with s3cmd, stuffing them in a directory and trying to restore
from the directory fails on both systems.

Tomorrow I'll try to reverse the roles, generate the backup on the Ubuntu machine and
try to restore on the OpenSuse machine.

Thanks again,

        Maurizio

...Ken


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