Can someone interpret this for me and tell me what to do? Running
rdiff-backup on Fedora 24. It always worked fine for me till I upgraded.
Thanks.
IOError while trying to log exception!
Exception '[Errno 30] Read-only file system' raised of class ''exceptions.IOError'>':
File "/usr/lib64/pyt
PS: I ran 'sudo dnf upgrade rdiff-backup' and it told me "Nothing to do."
On 05/29/2017 05:51 PM, Eric Beversluis wrote:
Can someone interpret this for me and tell me what to do? Running
rdiff-backup on Fedora 24. It always worked fine for me till I
upgraded. Thanks.
IOError while trying to
It says "Read-only file system". Is your fs writeable?
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Which fs? I'm using the same external HDD to receive the backup that
always worked in the past (most recently just before I updated Fedora).
Why would that have changed? I always do my backup as root, so the
command I ran was 'sudo rdiff-backup --exclude . . .'.
It doesn't do any writing to my
On 30/05/17 02:06, Eric Beversluis wrote:
Which fs? I'm using the same external HDD to receive the backup that
always worked in the past (most recently just before I updated
Fedora). Why would that have changed? I always do my backup as root,
so the command I ran was 'sudo rdiff-backup --exclud
On 30 May 2017 at 01:06, Eric Beversluis
wrote:
> Which fs? I'm using the same external HDD to receive the backup that
> always worked in the past (most recently just before I updated Fedora). Why
> would that have changed? I always do my backup as root, so the command I
> ran was 'sudo rdiff-bac
