David Creelman <creelman.da...@gmail.com> writes:
> Hi Rob, Robert,
> More details.
> lsattr on the original file gives
> -------------e-- /home/davidc/#.fetchmailrc#
>
> bup ls -l of the problem file gives
> -rwx------ davidc/davidc 833 2015-01-20 23:42
> home-dir/latest/home/davidc/#.fetchmailrc#
> lsattr of the original file is
> -------------e-- /home/davidc/#mredauto#1#
>
> bup ls -l of the file stored in bup is
> bup ls -l home-dir/latest/home/davidc/#mredauto#1#
> -rw-r--r-- davidc/davidc 7790 2014-01-07 15:43
> home-dir/latest/home/davidc/#mredauto#1#
This is all (currently) myterious. I don't see any reason you should be
having trouble, but we've had weirdness with attr before. Maybe it's
more of the same? What I'm wondering is if someone (maybe us) is
getting the attr value handling wrong (again).
If you're up for it, you might try adding a print statement like this to
metadata.py in _apply_linux_attr_rec():
else:
print >> sys.stderr, 'bad chattr', repr((path,
self.linux_attr))
raise
And then re-run the restore so we can see the linux_attr value when it
fails.
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