Line 63 of BackupPC_attribPrint (see below) in 3.2.1 gets the global
compression level and uses this to read attrib files. I found that this causes
attrib files in uncompressed backups to not be read "Cannot read attrib file"
if the global compression level is non-zero. Setting the global compression
level to 0 fixed this issue. This line needs to read the host-specific
compression level.
my $attrib = BackupPC::Attrib->new({ compress => $Conf{CompressLevel} });
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