Re: [Duplicity-talk] SHA1 hash mismatch (I see previous messages as old as 2003)

[M. Ini]

I ran duplicity on a 50GB tree and verified comparing data, no errors,
zero differences found, just perfect.
(Again sorry for the report.)
Cheers Edgar!

On 5/5/19 15:10, M. Ini via Duplicity-talk wrote:
> I think 4.19 was among the suspected versions.
>
> I've also run - again - a memory test, a longer one, and got a few
> failing addresses this time, I removed the problematic memory stick and
> the test was fine. I've just rebooted (I'll have to check plenty of
> potentially corrupted stuff now, plus alas two not cyber-related new
> problems... I'll certainly drop a line when I'll be able to do a new
> decently long test with Duplicity).
>
>
> On 5/5/19 08:26, address@hidden wrote:
>> On 05.05.2019 04:45, M. Ini wrote:
>>> I've been suspecting this hardware (motherboard or power supply) but I'm 
>>> seeing now that the kernel I'm running could be the cause:
>>>
>>> https://bugzilla.kernel.org/show_bug.cgi?id=201685
>>>
>>> *Sorry for taking your time, Duplicity had most likely nothing to do with 
>>> those SHA1 hash mismatch errors.*
>> it would be interesting if a longterm stable kernel would help. personally i 
>> am using 4.14 onto boxes and it is rock solid so far.
>>
>> maybe you can be more definite after testing with 4.14 or 4.19 and come back 
>> with a short note in that case.
>>
>> thx.. ede/duply.net
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