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Checksum-file error after purging old backups
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/58450
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Yes, I just tried it again in Ubuntu Server 7.04 and the Bug is still
there. Same setup as above.
And as I wrote in my first post, the fix is quite simple. From the
manual of "sed" it is clear, that the spaces are wrong. So what is to do
to remove the two stupid spaces from the package?
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Does this still occur in Edgy, Feisty or Gutsy?
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Checksum-file error after purging old backups
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my System is a clean Ubuntu-Server installation with nothing more than
backup2l installed in VMWare-machine
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Checksum-file error after purging old backups
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Hi,
here is how I produced the bug:
mkdir /home/test#the backup-source
touch /home/test/test #so we have something to backup
mkdir /home/backup #the backup-dir
#then we do some backups:
for ((i=0;i<10;i++)); do backup2l -c /etc/backup2l.conf.test -b; done
#and ver
Thanks for your bug report. I'm having trouble reproducing this bug,
please could you give an example of the corrupted checksum file? Also,
what backup ID numbers did your backups get to before they started
getting corrupted... did it have to go to -> 1 or were they low
numbers? Thanks.
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