Re: [Duplicity-talk] Problem

[Luiz]

Hi Terry,

     First thanks for your help. I'm typing the following commandswith
the following result:

address@hidden:~/Documentos/bkp$ duplicity --ignore-errors
--no-encryption --force --file-to-restore home/luiz/Imagens
file:///home/luiz/Documentos/bkp /tmp/teste
Executando no modo 'ignorar erros' devido a --ignore-errors;  por
favor, reconsidere se isso não foi planejado
Os metadados remotos e locais estão sincronizados; nenhuma
sincronização é necessária.
Data da última cópia de segurança completa: Tue Jan 31 11:00:53 2012
Dados inválidos - incompatibilidade de - SHA1 hash para o arquivo:
   duplicity-full.20120131T130053Z.vol457.difftar.gz
   Hash calculado: 74cc2ec210499a3891d3453ae4d1471e3f83141c
   Manifest hash: 5226af9e0517cf3de54702726d30f57f997a57ab

     I can unzip the files and the other using a script I set up the
files again, but they are not good. The images are so distorted,even
when I do some sort to make a "cat *> newfile.jpg" in thecorrect
sequence of files (for i in `ls | sort-g ', the cat $ i>> / tmp
/newfile . jpg; done).

Thank you.

Att

Luiz

2012/2/1 Michael Terry <address@hidden>
>
> You got all the way to the "cat" stage of those instructions?  That's
> good!  That sounds like most of your backup is intact.
>
> Can you give us more information about the errors you see (either in
> Deja Dup or duplicity when you try the command line)?
>
> -mt
>
> 2012/2/1 Luiz <address@hidden>:
> > Friends
> >
> >       I did a backup with deja-dup in particular and my HD formatted my
> > computer. Unfortunately, my external hard drive were always reliable, had
> > bad blocks and could not restore all files from the backup made by Deja-Dup.
> > I lost about 32 files of all existing and 1133 because these files can not
> > back up. It turns out that this backup are all pictures of my son, from
> > birth to now (4 years). I urgently need to recover the backup images, even
> > partially.
> >
> >      I tried to recover by Deja Dup-using duplicity and also directly unzip
> > the backup files and trying to reconstruct the original, as directed at:
> > https://live.gnome.org/DejaDup/Help/Restore/WorstCase
> > Gentlemen, there is some possibility of duplicity perform the restore files
> > without checking the SHA1 or the dependence of all others?
> > Is there a tool that enables the reconstruction of the files correctly (the
> > files restored using the procedure described by using the "cat" were not
> > good)?
> >
> > I'm kind of desperate because I can not believe all my stupidity not to do
> > more than a backup.
> >
> > I greatly appreciate any help.
> >
> > Sincerely,
> >
> > Luiz - address@hidden
> >
> > Note: I apologize for using this list for this purpose, if not here, thank
> > indication of where to send the request for help.
> >     Sorry for my english
> >
> >
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