In response to Dan's questions: >>What is your backup support ? (local drive, usb driver, remote) >>What is your backup file systems ?
>>The command BIT runs is: >>rsync -aEAX -v --delete-excluded --chmod=Fa-w,D+w --whole-file --delete --exclude="/media/Backup/TPX60s" --exclude="/home/Gxxxx/.local/share/backintime" --include="/boot/" --include="/srv/" --include="/VAULT/Documents/" --include="/VAULT/" --include="/home/" --include="/etc/" --include="/usr/local/" --include="/usr/" --include="/usr/lib/" --include="/usr/share/" --exclude="*.backup*" --exclude="*~" --include="/boot/**" --include="/srv/**" --include="/VAULT/Documents/**" --include="/home/**" --include="/etc/**" --include="/usr/local/**" --include="/usr/lib/**" --include="/usr/share/**" --exclude="*" / "/media/Backup/TPX60s/backintime/new_snapshot/backup/"
>>Can you try it from command line ? (Create manually "/media/Backup/TPX60s/backintime/new_snapshot/backup/" directory)
I'm backing up to a USB HDD formatted as ext4.
Running rsync from the command line seems to be working fine altough it wasn't able to complete as my HDD ran out of space.
In response to Dan's questions:
>>What is your backup support ? (local drive, usb driver, remote)
>>What is your backup file systems ?
>>The command BIT runs is: "/media/ Backup/ TPX60s" --exclude= "/home/ Gxxxx/. local/share/ backintime" --include="/boot/" --include="/srv/" --include= "/VAULT/ Documents/ " --include="/VAULT/" --include="/home/" --include="/etc/" --include= "/usr/local/ " --include="/usr/" --include= "/usr/lib/ " --include= "/usr/share/ " --exclude= "*.backup* " --exclude="*~" --include= "/boot/ **" --include="/srv/**" --include= "/VAULT/ Documents/ **" --include= "/home/ **" --include="/etc/**" --include= "/usr/local/ **" --include= "/usr/lib/ **" --include= "/usr/share/ **" --exclude="*" / "/media/ Backup/ TPX60s/ backintime/ new_snapshot/ backup/ "
>>rsync -aEAX -v --delete-excluded --chmod=Fa-w,D+w --whole-file --delete --exclude=
>>Can you try it from command line ? (Create manually "/media/ Backup/ TPX60s/ backintime/ new_snapshot/ backup/ " directory)
I'm backing up to a USB HDD formatted as ext4.
Running rsync from the command line seems to be working fine altough it wasn't able to complete as my HDD ran out of space.