Hi, I have read this page<https://www.debian.org/Bugs/Reporting>and followed the advice to send a request for help here, because I don't know what package that is causing the error. I have been using computers since 1982 and Linux since late 90:s, but I am not a programmer. Only a spare time user and I am nota bene not error free myself.
If I have to give the error a name it should perhaps be »Huge files gets corrupted on Linux». I can't solve the error myself. The error didn't exist a year ago. I need advice on how to bug-report. I have two folders with a large amount of files that I want to make a static backup of (I make regular rsync-backups, but I want a static backup every year or so). One folder is about 80 GB in size and the other around 100GB. I make two big 7z archives of each folder, but when I test the archives with »7z t» 7z reports that the archive is full of errors. It makes no difference if I make one huge archive or split them into 4 gigabyte or 2 gigabyte parts. Same result when I test with zip. (I have not tested tar, gz, xz or any other of the more Linux typical apps mostly because I haven't found a password option in any of them). If I do like this: 7z a -mx0 -p****** -r -sccUTF-8 -scsUTF-8 -t7z -v2g /media/myname/233gb/users/archive-251231.7z Folderwithmanyfiles The errors on the archive files are printed like this. ERROR: CRC Failed in encrypted file. Wrong password? : OneDrive/Bilder/Album/2006/20060711-13.jpg ERROR: CRC Failed in encrypted file. Wrong password? : OneDrive/Bilder/Album/2012/20120800-51.jpg ERROR: CRC Failed in encrypted file. Wrong password? : OneDrive/Bilder/Album/2018/20180716_142024.jpg ERROR: CRC Failed in encrypted file. Wrong password? : OneDrive/Bilder/Album/2020/20200920_143408.jpg ERROR: CRC Failed in encrypted file. Wrong password? : OneDrive/Bilder/Album/2021/20210421_192137.jpg ERROR: CRC Failed in encrypted file. Wrong password? : OneDrive/Bilder/Album/2021/20210918_130243.jpg 1. The errors does luckily not appear in older archives from 2024 and 2023. 2. The errors only appear when I make new archives, regardless if they are two huge files or split into 4Gb och 2Gb files. 3. The errors does not occur if I make the archives on my older and much slower Win-laptop. 4. If I take the time to make the archives on Windows they are error-free (as expected), and when I then move them to my Debian computer with or via an external USB-drive, the errors occur on the files when they are copied to Linux regardless if the external usb-drive is formatted with ext4, ntfs or exfat. (you can imagine the amount of time I've put on testing 🙂). 5. It also happens if I instead try to copy the files made on Windows to my Debian computer via scp (haven't tested with ftp). The error should be easy but rather time-consuming to reproduce. Just do something like below on a huge folder with thousands of files. The archive files I make are put on a usb-drive and I tested with two different usb-drives (actually one SSD in a cheap cabinet and one M.2 NVMe in an ASUS TUF cabinet, highly recommended). 7z a -mx0 -p****** -r -sccUTF-8 -scsUTF-8 -t7z -v2g /media/myname/233gb/users/archive-251231.7z Folderwithmanyfiles Best regards Lars
