Andrew Ferguson wrote:
> Excellent. Do you think you could also test ssh Windows -> Windows for
> me? (eg, ssh to localhost from the Windows machine) ... I want to make
> sure the fix works for that case as well.
Yes, off course.
Do mean test it on windows machine like this:
rdiff-backup-1.2
Thank you very much Chris for your response. Here is what I get when I try to
restore a single file .
C:\>rdiff-backup.exe -r
"c:\dest\rdiff-backup-data\increments\COPYING.txt.2008-10-10T16;05844;05820-05;05800.snapshot.gz"
c:\restore
Fatal Error: Wrong number of arguments given.
See the rdiff
I have tried everything but error. Please advise. I try to restore a single
file called " console.txt" . thank you very much for your help.
C:\>rdiff-backup.exe -r console.txt.2008-10-13T10;05845;05817-05;05800.diff.gz
c:\restore
Fatal Error: Wrong number of arguments given.
See the rdiff-b
The -r (aka --restore-as-of) option requires a time. eg, "-r now"
As the error message says, please read the rdiff-backup manual:
http://www.nongnu.org/rdiff-backup/rdiff-backup.1.html
Important sections for your problem include the section on Restoring
and the section on Time Formats.
And
That was what I did but there was not much help. not sure what i did wrong.
Please advise.
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Michal,
would you mind updating the wiki in appropriate section with this
valuable information? I am sure someone else will find it useful!
thanks
Dave
Michal Sojka wrote:
Hello,
after several days of unsuccessful attempts to setup rdiff-backup to work with
Synology's RS407 NAS over CIFS o
so I changed a " \ " to a " / " and it seems to run but can't find where it did
restore it to even I specified a directory.
C:\>rdiff-backup-1.2.2.exe -l c:\dest
Found 5 increments:
increments.2008-10-13T10:44:37-05:00.dir Mon Oct 13 10:44:37 2008
increments.2008-10-13T10:45:17-05:00.
I tried the same thing on Linux and it works fine. So it looks like there is a
bug in windows build that restoring a single file or directory does not seem to
work.
# rdiff-backup
/dest/rdiff-backup-data/increment/2.txt.2008-10-13T08\:59\:15-04\:00.diff.gz
/restore/3.txt
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That's very possible. I'll try to look into it.
JoshN
weesterweb wrote:
I tried the same thing on Linux and it works fine. So it looks like there is a bug in windows build that restoring a single file or directory does not seem to work.
# rdiff-backup
/dest/rdiff-backup-data/increment/2.txt.
Thanks for taking at look at it. I believe b/c of the day that windows recorded
in a semicolon instead of colon and dash.
Windows recorded as Semicolon:
C:\>rdiff-backup.exe -r
"c:\dest\rdiff-backup-data\increments\console.txt.2008-10-13T10;05845;05817-05;05800.diff.gz"
c:\restore
Linux:
Hello all:
I'm a noob linux user trying to get rdiff v1.0.5 working (older Gentoo
server at origin, new Ubuntu 8.04 install on virtual machine is
destination). I had troubles with the install so this might be related.
When I (finally) ran rdiff the first time, I got the following error(s)
in
On Oct 13, 2008, at 5:56 PM, Bob Mead wrote:
Hello all:
I'm a noob linux user trying to get rdiff v1.0.5 working (older
Gentoo server at origin, new Ubuntu 8.04 install on virtual machine
is destination).
Hi Bob,
Your problem is probably here. Versions 1.0.5 (old stable branch, ~23
mo
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