Restoring Backups fails
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Seems like other people had the same problem before. For me everything runs on Zen 4c infra with ecc, zfs... It for sure is not hardware related. Backups worked until a few days ago. Something must have happened on cloudron's die, weird race condition, something. This needs checking, and backups need to be tested every single time automatically by cloudron to find the pattern and cause. It can't be that a tar is corrupted. If the source is corrupted, the tar should still be ok by itself.
@philkunz said in Restoring Backups fails:
Seems like other people had the same problem before. For me everything runs on Zen 4c infra with ecc, zfs...
Is ZFS supported now?
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Experiencing the same issue with CIFS mounts. Creating backups work seamlessly. When you go to restore it attempts to restore a small subset of files 3 times before displaying the error. I noticed when I go to restore the app it doesn't prompt for an encryption password, perhaps an internal issue with storing of the encryption hash?
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Experiencing the same issue with CIFS mounts. Creating backups work seamlessly. When you go to restore it attempts to restore a small subset of files 3 times before displaying the error. I noticed when I go to restore the app it doesn't prompt for an encryption password, perhaps an internal issue with storing of the encryption hash?
@dylightful Which provider are you using to backup files? What version of Cloudron are you using?
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@dylightful Which provider are you using to backup files? What version of Cloudron are you using?
CIFS Mount to storage provider - Version 9.0.13
Backups work fine, restoration gives the above error.
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@dylightful the verification signature is now saved but there is no UI yet .
Can you check if you have a .backupinfo file next to your .tar.gz ? Inside .backupinfo there will be a sha256 checksum. Can you check if sha256 sum matches with the .tar.gz file ?
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CIFS Mount to storage provider - Version 9.0.13
Backups work fine, restoration gives the above error.
@dylightfu That is the main problem.... the restoration, not the backup... Can you give us storage provider company name?
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@dylightfu That is the main problem.... the restoration, not the backup... Can you give us storage provider company name?
It is to a self hosted SAN
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It is to a self hosted SAN
@dylightful ok. it could be useful to follow @joseph advice, to try to reproduce issue...
I had the same problem with Hetzner Storage Box via CIFS mount...