You are right, I missed that one. After inserting the path, the new
error message is
No terminal found for user interaction. All questions will be assumed a
negative answer (less destructive choice), which most of the time will abort
the program.
Parse error on command line (or included files): Cannot add an absolute path
We encountered our problem when we tried to upgrade from lenny, I wanted
to make sure that we have a full backup prior to the upgrade. In other
words, I am aware that lenny is not supported any longer, and we are
(almost) ready to upgrade.
Thanks,
Peter
On 03/07/12 06:19 PM, Brian May wrote:
On 4 July 2012 07:36, root<p.homb...@osorno.ca> wrote:
For some reason, dar stopped working. This is the command and the
response that I get:
dar -m 1024 -y -s 4480M -D -R -c /backup/daily/2012-07-03_diff
Parse error on command line (or included files): Unknown argument :
/backup/daily/2012-07-03_diff
Other than the regular upgrades, and a change of IP address, nothing
has been done with the computer, and we have used dar for several years.
I believe the -R option required a parameter, and you haven't supplied
it a parameter. The man page says "-R, --fs-root<path>"
The current version says for the current command line "Parse error:
Missing -c -x -d -t -l -C -+ option, see `dar -h' for help" because it
takes -c to be the parameter for -R.
Also note that the Lenny version of Debian is no longer supported, and
as such there haven't been any updates to the version of dar in years.
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