Do you have auto-archiving set on your S3 bucket? You can check in the console. If so, turn that off, and your files should then stay in the S3 bucket assuming Duplicity isn't talking to Glacier some other way - which given the s3:// URIs being used seems unlikely, but is possible, I suppose.
Do you have the sigfiles in the Duplicity cache? I might be wrong, but I thought that if they were in the cache, it wouldn't download them. It may be that the sigfiles it's downloading are new.
On Wednesday, 29 July 2015, Benjamin Henrion <
address@hidden> wrote:
Hi,
I am restoring some files with duply, and it seems some files are
backuped to Glacier instead of S3 when I do the restore:
===============================
$ duply mybackup list
[...]
Listing s3://s3.amazonaws.com/mydata/myserver/
Synchronizing remote metadata to local cache...
File duplicity-full-signatures.20150626T073747Z.sigtar.gz is in
Glacier storage, restoring to S3
File duplicity-full-signatures.20150626T073747Z.sigtar.gz is in
Glacier storage, restoring to S3
File duplicity-full-signatures.20150628T070002Z.sigtar.gz is in
Glacier storage, restoring to S3
File duplicity-full.20150626T073747Z.manifest is in Glacier storage,
restoring to S3
File duplicity-full.20150628T070002Z.manifest is in Glacier storage,
restoring to S3
Copying duplicity-full-signatures.20150626T073747Z.sigtar.gz to local cache.
Using temporary directory /tmp/duplicity-yReHpi-tempdir
Waiting for file duplicity-full-signatures.20150626T073747Z.sigtar.gz
to restore from Glacier
===============================
Any idea how to avoid files to be copied to Glacier?
It seems to take an enormous amount of time to restore.
Also, I want to have some of your advices on how to restore files
quicker, when I do a "duply mybackup list", it copies all the
duplicity-full-signatures files, which can take gigabytes.
Best,
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