Good afternoon,
I'm using duplicity within a bash script in Cygwin on Windows 7. The
script wraps backup and restore commands (as well as clean-up and
remove-old) and I call that script in a Task Scheduler event
routinely.
When I use duplicity restore on an archive set that I have
previously created I've recently been having odd permissions issues.
The restore appears to create 'special permissions' in Windows 7
that prevent me from accessing sub-folders of files within the
restored folder set.
The restore has been working without issue for a few weeks, though
I've been revising the script during the time. I'm not at all clear
what has changed in my setup (Cygwin versions, Windows 7 updates,
etc.) that might bear on this. I ran the restore command by itself
at the Cygwin prompt, with '-v 9' and only find a few lines with
'permissions' or one of the impacted filenames (the entire dump of
the verbose run is about 1.8 MB).
Any
help is appreciated.
Thanks,
caleb.
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