Closed aybli closed 2 years ago
1) On index files: I'll check, thanks for the report 2) On list: it is a feature :) In fact standard OS conversion is used. I'll check if it is possible to change this behavior 3) On rclone. I do not know. I do use, for remote backup, straight rsync with --append, and a secondary check (for file integrity). This is the overall faster mode to send backups "somewhere". In my use case a local backup is updated (on another media), then sended remotely via rsync. Or, either, a dropbox share (!) for automatic upload. If I understand right you do not store locally the backup, by "directy" via rclone I have to install this software, simply I do not know how it work
Short version: I'll check and work on this issues as soon as possible
Update on
1) (-index)
The problem is in a new feature of zpaqfranz, the "getpasswordifany"
When you open an encrypted file, WITHOUT a -key, zpaqfranz will detect and ask from keyboard
=> some fixe needed
Thanks for the fast response!
On Windows 64 bit please check the attached pre-release
1) Should be fix the "do-not-check-passwords-on-multipart-archive"
2) Should show in local time just about everything. With the new -utc switch goes back to default behaviour
3) You can find some example into the wiki
Here just an example (on Windows) for rsync to a remote server via RSA key
rsync -e "c:\cloud\ssh -i /cygdrive/c/cloud/backup_franco" -I --append --partial -r --progress -vv --chmod=a=rwx,Da+x --delete /cygdrive/k/test/cloud franco@something.francocorbelli.com:/home/franco/writehere
With
Please let me know if this fix the issues.
Thank you
If you have ssh access to the remote server, you can run script like this on Windows (from the c:\cloud folder) to launch remote script (/root/script/checkfranco.sh)
SETLOCAL
SET CWRSYNCHOME=c:\cloud
REM the key is here (arrrgghhhhh!!!!)
SET PATH=%CWRSYNCHOME%\BIN;%PATH%
c:\cloud\ssh -i c:\cloud\francosshkey franco@theserver.francocorbelli.com /root/script/checkfranco.sh
Or a more "direct" approach to check local "k:\test\cloud\provona.zpaq" vs the remote one /home/franco/writehere/provona.zpaq
c:\cloud\zpaqfranz sum k:\test\cloud\provona.zpaq -xxh3-noeta -pakka
c:\cloud\ssh -i c:\cloud\francosshkey franco@theserver.francocorbelli.com /usr/local/bin/zpaqfranz sum /home/franco/writehere/provona.zpaq -xxh3 -noeta -pakka
Hope this can help (example script, please check yourself as needed)
If you have SSD/NVMe, and more than 1 file (like a bunch _????) you can run the sum() command with -all, to run a multithreaded hash
Typical speed ~500MB/s with SSD, over 2GB/s (with NVMe)
Personally I do NOT use multipart volumes, if not really, really needed (first huge-local backup, only incremental one sended to a remote site)
Thanks for the super-fast update!
Hello :)
When I enter...
...and then add another version, with zpaqfranz I get this error:
When using zpaq 7.15, it works fine.
I also have some questions... I'm currently testing if zpaq works for my scenario.
zpaq and zpaqfranz restore to the correct time modified but using -list they report time that seems to be UTC?
In my test I have an index file locally and multi-part versions stored remotely. The first version is 18 MiB. Is it possible to access individual files inside the archive without downloading the full archive? I have it mounted via rclone vfs.
When I list "test_0001.zpaq" which is 18 MiB from the remote it downloads the whole file before showing the list. When I list "test_0002.zpaq" which is just 9 MiB, it downloaded some 65 MiB even though all versions combined are just 29 MiB. Is this a flaw in rclone/remote or is this a limitation of zpaq?