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| encrypted_backups_to_the_cloud [14.08.2017 08:24] – [the script] Pascal Suter | encrypted_backups_to_the_cloud [15.08.2017 08:44] (current) – [the script] Pascal Suter |
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| | === Known Issues === |
| | For some reason gocryptfs seems to generate some files (two in my case) like '' gocryptfs.longname.*.name'' that are there when rsync scans the directory but vanish before rsync can sync them. this leads to rsync complaining about vanished files. when i mount the backup with gocryptfs (forward) and then compare the unencrypted backup with the original through rsync --dry-run i find a single file to be missing in my encrypted backup. It has a very long filename: ''xxxx/xxxx/vlc-shares/public/images/fsthumbs/thumbs/MjovVFYvQWxhcm0gZnVyIENvYnJhIDExIC0gRGllIEF1dG9iYWhucG9saXplaSAtIFNlYXNvbiAxLTEyL0NvYnJhIDExIFN0YWZmZWwgMDEvQ29icmEgMTEgUzAxIEUwMDYgKERlciBBbHRlIHVuZCBkZXIgSnVuZ2UpLmF2aQ==.jpg''. the script accepts exit code 24 (vanished files) as successful ending of rsync for now until I have time to further investigate and either file a bug at gocryptfs or work around it somehow. |
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| ===== Restoring Files ===== | ===== Restoring Files ===== |
| to restore files you could use ''sshfs'' for example to mount the remote directory via ssh on your local server... | to restore files you could use ''sshfs'' for example to mount the remote directory via ssh on your local server... |