Re: [Duplicity-talk] Listing archive

[Darryl Moore]

I've definitely confirmed this bahaviour.

I'm using Duplicity 0.6.04 from the Ubuntu Jaunty repository.

I had two sets of incremental backups previously which I could run the
following commands on:

duplicity list-current-files -t 2009-10-01T15:11:00
scp://address@hidden/ubn.local/el-grande

duplicity list-current-files -t 2009-10-01T15:11:01
scp://address@hidden/ubn.local/el-grande

(note the slight difference in time which correspond to separate
incremental backups) each command would return some of the file names
with different time stamps like so:

Thu Oct  1 15:17:46 2009
home/darryl/tuxit/scripts/scripts/install/backup_client


Thu Oct  1 16:10:58 2009
home/darryl/tuxit/scripts/scripts/install/backup_client

after running a full backup this morning, both commands then only return
the following

Fri Oct  2 08:14:47 2009
home/darryl/tuxit/scripts/scripts/install/backup_client


It would appear, at least with the 'list-current-files' command, that
data prior to the most recent full backup is inaccessible. I do not yet
know if this is also the case with the 'restore' command. I will have to
do some investigation to find out.

Has anybody else experienced this?

cheers,
darryl


Darryl Moore wrote:
> Hello again,
> 
> Interestingly, I've found that the command below works when the time
> specified falls between incremental backup times after the most recent
> full backup.
> 
> It only appears to fail when I specify a time prior to the most recent
> full backup.
> 
> cheers,
> darryl
> 
> Darryl Moore wrote:
>> Hello Duplicity list,
>> Hello Duplicity list,
>>
>> I have managed to get Duplicity working fairly well and am using
>> rsync.net to host my backups.
>>
>> I am trying to write a few scripts to help maintain the backups.
>>
>> I'd like to be able to list backups from various dates. I try commands like:
>> duplicity list-current-files -t 2009-10-01T09:32:40
>> --encrypt-key=4326E843 scp://address@hidden/ubn.local/el-grande
>>
>> but no mater what date/time I use, I only ever get the most recent listing.
>>
>> Can someone tell me what I'm doing wrong??
>>
>> thanks,
>> darryl
>>
>>
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