We have been backing up a SharePoint site for months. Since November, we've been using the 0.15.0. We had a request to restore a top level folder that had disappeared and was outside the 30 day window for MS restore. We were told it existed 40+ days ago.
When we went to restore, the last successful backup for this site was on 1/5. Luckily, the folder is archival, so restoring from that date worked. Looking at the logs for that first failing backup on 1/6 and at the site, it looks like someone may have copied (moved if reports of top level folder existing recently are wrong) the data in that missing top level folder into a different top level folder. Our speculation is that perhaps that move happened during a backup.
Attached logs are from v. 0.19.0. I have logs from last successful backup and first v. 0.15.0 failed backup.
Corso Version?
Corso v0.15.0 and v0.19.0
Where are you running Corso?
Rocky linux 8.9, pointing at minio S3 on local TrueNAS.
What happened?
We have been backing up a SharePoint site for months. Since November, we've been using the 0.15.0. We had a request to restore a top level folder that had disappeared and was outside the 30 day window for MS restore. We were told it existed 40+ days ago.
When we went to restore, the last successful backup for this site was on 1/5. Luckily, the folder is archival, so restoring from that date worked. Looking at the logs for that first failing backup on 1/6 and at the site, it looks like someone may have copied (moved if reports of top level folder existing recently are wrong) the data in that missing top level folder into a different top level folder. Our speculation is that perhaps that move happened during a backup.
Attached logs are from v. 0.19.0. I have logs from last successful backup and first v. 0.15.0 failed backup.
Corso Version?
Corso v0.15.0 and v0.19.0
Where are you running Corso?
Rocky linux 8.9, pointing at minio S3 on local TrueNAS.
Relevant log output