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#Duplicacy restore to another folder install
#Duplicacy restore to another folder password

The id of the second set of revisions should be 1 instead of 0.

There is something wrong with your hubic storage. How I can restore from this second Storage as I can from the primary? Is there a way to specify the Snapshot ID I'm missing?. I cannot specify the Snapshot ID, and, as this second storage is a copy and it has the Snapshot ID 0. Tried to restore a folder with 2 mp3 of "The # duplicacy restore -r 3 -stats -storage hubic - *Killers* Snapshot 0 revision 1 created at 09:37 -hash Storage set to hubic://Duplicacy/oDroid/music/ Here is the output when I list the secondary storage: # duplicacy list -a -storage hubic I want to be able to restore from the secondary Storage as I can from the primary. well, Imagine tomorrow OpenDrive stops offering their service (like Amazon did) and I have to cancel the service. Now I have removed some files and tried to restore from the second storage (hubic). # duplicacy copy -from openDrive_rclone -to hubic_rclone -threads 5

#Duplicacy restore to another folder password

# duplicacy set -key password -storage openDrive_rclone -value "another_super_secret_password" # duplicacy set -key hubic_password -storage hubic -value "super_secret_password” # duplicacy set -key hubic_token -storage hubic -value /data/Downloads/hubic-token.json # duplicacy add -e -copy openDrive_rclone hubic 1 hubic://Duplicacy/oDroid/ # duplicacy init -e -storage-name openDrive_rclone 0 /mnt/OpenDrive/Duplicacy/Odroid/Īdd second respository as copy from the first Hubic, well, I guess is clear :) Initial respository /mnt/OpenDrive is a webdav through rclone mounted FS for OpenDrive.Here it is how I have created the Storage. But restoring, I cannot find a way to explicity specify the Snapshot ID on the revision. I guess the error comes due to the second storage copies the data from the source with same Snapshot IDs (in this case Snapshot 0). I'm still under the testing phase hence, here it comes the question :) I would like to know whether it's possible restoring directly from a secondary storage (configured as copy from the first) as I'm trying to do it but doesn't matter the atetmpts, I always receive the error (i.e) "Snapshot 1 at revision 3 does not exist". Thanks for developping such a nice tool for achieving a backup (with encryption option). I'm an Unix enthusiastic That makes bit difficult finding a good backup solution that could work in the variety of Linux world (Intel/ARM, Debian/RedHat, etc). The parameters are keyĪrchive directory.All issues Restore from second Storage (copied) The most important line is the last line launching the duplicity program. ssh-options = "-oStrictHostKe圜hecking=no" # Run backup ssh-options = "-oStrictHostKe圜hecking=no" \ LOG_FILE =/var/services/homes/noah/scripts/outpost/log/backup_ `date +%Y_%m_%d_%H:%M ` # Backup command TEMP_DIR =/var/services/homes/$USER/scripts/outpost/tmp/ outpost_backup.sh SOURCE DESTINATION"ĪRCHIVE_DIR =/var/services/homes/$USER/scripts/outpost/archive/ HOST = `cat /var/services/homes/outpost/outpost_ip.txt `Įcho "Usage.

#Duplicacy restore to another folder install

Set-Up a minimal Raspbian install and enable SSH to get started.

The Raspberry Pi at a friends is called Outpost.

Enable SSH from the outpost to the NAS and vice-versa using key authentication.

Create announce script to publish the outposts public IP to the NAS.

Split into two parts for setting up the Raspberry PI and the NAS. On my NAS a periodical task runs the backup using duplicity. The Pi forwards a port for SSH using UPnP and announces its outside IP to my NAS every minute. Power consumption is maximum 15W (5W raspberry + 10W HDD).

A domain or IP pointing to your Synology NASĪ Raspberry Pi that I had laying around doing nothing and an external USB hard drive for storage is located at a friends home.

Data encryption! I don’t want my data off-site and accessible to everyone.

Data transfer over SSH because security.

Off-site backup at low to no cost therefore cloud services are expelled.

BUT what if the data gets mechanically destroyed or a virus encrypts all data on the NAS? An off-site backup solution must be found. This way my data is safe from a RAID failure. All data is periodically backed up to a external hard drive using HyperBackup. My Data is currently stored on a 5 bay Synology NAS running a SHR RAID. Encrypted remote backup of a Synology NAS using Raspberry Pi and duplicity.