Thanks for the quick feedback!
Sorry I am just a regular user not a developer.
> OK, this is the wrong log file.
Sorry about that but this is the log file I get when execute this command in the terminal:
DEJA_DUP_DEBUG=1 deja-dup --restore file-to-path/file.txt &> debug.log
> Did you update deja-dup at the same time? Try that.
What do you mean with that? Update the backup? Update the app deja-dup through a PPA? If yes, which one? I updated duplicity with the PPA as mentioned above.
> Is the path to the file quoted? It should be if it contains spaces.
Thanks for the tip! I did following command:
DEJA_DUP_DEBUG=1 deja-dup --restore "file-to-path/file.txt" &> debug.log
And get the similar debug.log as sent previously.
> Can you run this without deja-dup, just as a duplicity command?
Do you mean:
DEJA_DUP_DEBUG=1 deja-dup --restore "file-to-path/file.txt" &> debug.log
I did this and the attached log is what was generated. It mentions:
"duplicity: error: Bad time string"
I just thought whether the time change from summer to winter time recently could cause a problem ... The backup was created before the change.
Update: But looking again at the error, the error is probably caused by the wrong command, a date might be needed in the command ...
Thanks for the quick feedback!
Sorry I am just a regular user not a developer.
> OK, this is the wrong log file.
Sorry about that but this is the log file I get when execute this command in the terminal: path/file. txt &> debug.log
DEJA_DUP_DEBUG=1 deja-dup --restore file-to-
> Did you update deja-dup at the same time? Try that.
What do you mean with that? Update the backup? Update the app deja-dup through a PPA? If yes, which one? I updated duplicity with the PPA as mentioned above.
> Is the path to the file quoted? It should be if it contains spaces.
Thanks for the tip! I did following command: path/file. txt" &> debug.log
DEJA_DUP_DEBUG=1 deja-dup --restore "file-to-
And get the similar debug.log as sent previously.
> Can you run this without deja-dup, just as a duplicity command?
Do you mean: path/file. txt" &> debug.log
DEJA_DUP_DEBUG=1 deja-dup --restore "file-to-
I did this and the attached log is what was generated. It mentions:
"duplicity: error: Bad time string"
I just thought whether the time change from summer to winter time recently could cause a problem ... The backup was created before the change.
Update: But looking again at the error, the error is probably caused by the wrong command, a date might be needed in the command ...