Re: [Duplicity-talk] Verify .. What does it mean?

[Kenneth Loafman]

Dennis Schulz wrote:
> Good morning!
>
> Okay backup worked. But I have a problem with verifying the data.
>
> -- SNIP --
> Retrieving df.jjl3s6.z.dt.g from FTP server
> FTP: retrbinary ('RETR df.jjl3s6.z.dt.g', <built-in method write of file 
> object at 0xb7401338>)
> gpg: CAST5 verschlüsselte Daten
> gpg: Verschlüsselt mit einer Passphrase
> Retrieving df.jjl3s6.10.dt.g from FTP server
> FTP: retrbinary ('RETR df.jjl3s6.10.dt.g', <built-in method write of 
> file object at 0xb74014e8>)
> gpg: CAST5 verschlüsselte Daten
> gpg: Verschlüsselt mit einer Passphrase
> Retrieving df.jjl3s6.11.dt.g from FTP server
> FTP: retrbinary ('RETR df.jjl3s6.11.dt.g', <built-in method write of 
> file object at 0xb7401890>)
>
>
> -- POINT OF MY INTERREST --
> Caught exception socket.timeout: timed out (#1), sleeping 0s before retry..
> Re-connecting...
> FTP: connect ('redplayer.homeip.net',)
> Caught exception socket.timeout: timed out (#1), sleeping 0s before retry..
> FTP: login ['golf620', '*****']
>
> -- WHY THIS AFTER LOGIN? --
> Invalid data - SHA1 hash mismatch:
> Calculated hash: e56def7cfa80d2451aecbc028308bf04e44ec026
> Manifest hash: da684829853ac565ff1a9fd812c686d4f71d069f

This is a common problem when mixing stdout and stderr.  I missed a 
flush() after a write to stderr and the message just came out the next 
time a flush() was called.  Will be fixed in the next go around.

...Ken