Backup uploads time out after 12 hours; can no longer manually adjust timeout to be longer.
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@shan said in Backup uploads time out after 12 hours; can no longer manually adjust timeout to be longer.:
@subven I am using tgz because rsync couldn't handle the char length of my encrypted file names, lol. Just need a way to manually adjust this upload time
Fix for that is coming In 7.3, there is a checkbox to disable filename encryption alone - https://docs.cloudron.io/backups/#filenames
For the moment, you can always bump the timeout here - https://git.cloudron.io/cloudron/box/-/blob/master/src/backups.js#L239 . That file would be
/home/yellowtent/box/src/backups.js
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@marcusquinn ah, catch-22 But you should be able to fix up the code in 7.2 accordingly as well and then click the update button.
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@marcusquinn you can maybe backup by exporting your server with a snapshot over your VPS provider? You can also skip the backup entirely
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Backup seems to be getting stuck on "Uploading mail snapshot", but I don't have that much email, so I suspect something else going on there. I do have VPS snapshots, so I think you're right on skipping the backup in this case. Ta.
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@shan yes, on a Cloudron update, the code will revert back.
I am surprised a backup takes that much time though. Have you debugged further as to why? How much data do you have and how long is the upload taking ? (You can get this info from the logs as well).
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@CBCUN Just wondering if I should bump up the timeout to more than 24 hours. Do you think this is some Cloudron upload issue or do you suspect it takes that long to upload from netcup to blackblaze?
Maybe netcup throttles speed after a point ?I guess another idea is to make this timeout configurable.
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@CBCUN any decent hoster can upload with a speed of 10MB/s so for a 600GB backup it should take 16-18 hours. My Cloudron backup is ~80GB TGZ and it takes 35-45 minutes to backup from a Netcup RS to a Hetzner storage box. Either your source/target system is slow as hell or something else is bottlenecking. What method do you use? I found TGZ to be way faster because of the many many small files. If you have larger files, maybe RSYNC is the way to go. A good solution would be a (maybe self hosted) S3 Storage together with RSYNC. I use Minio for one of my backup instances and the backup from Cloudron is blazing fast as most of the work is done by the target machine.