HI, to correct my previous post. The free space of the
primary_folder_to_backup_in is 0 bytes. If i try to backup in a sub-folder
(that already exists, and has a free space unkown), deja-dup does not have
permission, and do not proceed with the backup (Permission of
"folder_to_back_up" could no
Hi all,
I am facing a similar problem with version 20.1, on Ubuntu 11.10. I am trying
to set a backup on a samba server (I am not sure if it is really a samba
server): I am connected to smb://user@IP via windows share in nautilus.
Deja-dup beggins the scanning, but reports: Backup location is t
Jerry, I would normally ask you to file a new bug, as that is a
different engineering problem from this one. This is worth its own
discussion, though I'm doubting whether there's much Deja Dup should do
in such a situation. To answer your question, there is no current
workaround to ignore the fre
Hi Michael; I have a similar problem, but different enough that your
bugfix doesn't cover it.
My networked drive does report a value of available space; it's just an
incorrect value (it's always 1GB). I also know for a fact how much space
my drive has left, and I can manage the free space by sett
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