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I've been using Borg for years and have a mounted external disk on which I backed up my system. Worked great, restored great.
I changed the OS of the server (from Arch to Debian) and wanted to keep on backing up on the same repository (Borg was 1.4.0 on both systems). To do this, I mounted the disk again after switching the OSes, and backed up as usual via
The backup went on, with lots and lots of files scrolling. OK I thought, there may have been a change of the timestamp, it will back up again. Not a problem thanks to de-duplication.
And then right after a backup was finished, I tried to back up again and the same long list of files scrolled. And then tried again, and it scrolled again.
It is too fast to be a complete backup, though the scrolling stops at some points to back up a slightly larger file. So it does something.
An example of the list being outputted again and again (this is the tail of the output). None of these files changed between backups.
The backups seem to be there:
General info about the repo
Looking at the last two backups (4 minutes apart):
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between the last two backups shows just a few volatile files - as expected.Beta Was this translation helpful? Give feedback.
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