| 2017-02-23 21:21:43 |
egy |
bug |
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added bug |
| 2017-02-23 21:22:53 |
egy |
summary |
successive backup on the same folder fails |
successive app. config. backups do not overwrite old config. |
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| 2017-02-23 21:23:11 |
egy |
summary |
successive app. config. backups do not overwrite old config. |
new app. config. backups do not overwrite old config. |
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| 2017-02-23 21:23:47 |
egy |
description |
Okay...
I frequently backup my important app configurations (as thunderbird) using aptik, in a fixed backup folder. I have recently switched to a new "flavor" of Ubuntu and have removed my home folder.Using aptik, I loaded my backup folder and then restored my configurations and files.
HOWEVER, THE BACKUP FILES ARE ONE YEAR OLD!! This is the first backup ever I had taken with aptik!! It seems that aptik DID NOT replace the old configurations.
Can you please confirm this bug ? |
Okay...
I frequently backup my important app configurations (as thunderbird) using aptik, in a fixed backup folder. I have recently switched to a new "flavor" of Ubuntu and have deleted my home folder. Using aptik, I loaded my backup folder and then restored my configurations and files.
HOWEVER, THE BACKUP FILES ARE ONE YEAR OLD!! This is the first backup ever I had taken with aptik!! It seems that aptik DID NOT replace the old configurations.
Can you please confirm this bug ? |
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| 2017-02-23 21:24:20 |
egy |
description |
Okay...
I frequently backup my important app configurations (as thunderbird) using aptik, in a fixed backup folder. I have recently switched to a new "flavor" of Ubuntu and have deleted my home folder. Using aptik, I loaded my backup folder and then restored my configurations and files.
HOWEVER, THE BACKUP FILES ARE ONE YEAR OLD!! This is the first backup ever I had taken with aptik!! It seems that aptik DID NOT replace the old configurations.
Can you please confirm this bug ? |
Okay...
I frequently backup my important app configurations (as thunderbird) using aptik, in a fixed backup folder. I have recently switched to a new "flavor" of Ubuntu and have deleted my home folder. Using aptik, I loaded my backup folder and then restored my configurations and files.
HOWEVER, THE BACKUP FILES ARE ONE YEAR OLD!! This is the first backup I had ever taken with aptik!!! It seems that aptik DID NOT replace the old configurations.
Can you please confirm this bug ? |
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