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Rsync backup integrity fails for one Nextcloud and Jellyfin.

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  • jdaviescoatesJ jdaviescoates

    @girish I think it was just the mismatch caused by migrating the server that led to NC and JF persistently failing. My guess is mail will be ok next time too... and that that may well have been caused just by how long it took to do this new full rsync backup and integrity check

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    jdaviescoates said:

    My guess is mail will be ok next time too

    Yep, the most recent rsync back-up into the new folder (rather than the same folder as the rsync backups were going into before the server migration) worked fine too and now I have rsync backups that pass the integrity check - finally! 🙂

    So it seems clear the issue was some file changes that happening during the full Cloudron server migration got rsync confused.

    I use Cloudron with Gandi & Hetzner

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