Re: [Duplicity-talk] Quick Question: full and remove-older-than

[Ian Barton]

> I'm not sure if this is more stable now so this may no longer be the case.
> Does anyone have any advice on this?
I don't think that Duplicity itself has ever been unstable in this 
respect. The problem is that random data corruption could occur during 
file transfer. This could be caused by anything - aliens with a random 
bit twiddle device:)

The longer the incremental chain, the more likely it is that some random 
corruption will happen. It's also a pain if the file you want to restore 
is near the end of a very long chain of incrementals.

Ian.