Closed r-vd-woude closed 3 months ago
Hi @r-vd-woude,
I quickly glanced over the script, but I don't think that the BORG_REPO
env var is modified by the script. Could you show me exactly how are you creating the container and a complete log from it?
AFAIK this config should work: BORG_REPO='ssh://user@remote.repo.net:23/./backups/server'
Please note, that this syntax, ssh://user@remote.repo.net:23/./backups/server
is using path relative to current directory after the SSH connection is established. More info.
Hi!
Thanks for the shift reply!
I use to following command to run the container: (I normally run it using a compose file, but result is the same)
sudo docker run \
--name borgbackup \
-h borgbackup \
-e BORG_REPO='ssh://user@remote.repo.net:23/./backups/server' \
-e BORG_PASSPHRASE='verylongandcomplicatedpassword' \
-e BACKUP_DIRS=/borg/data \
-e COMPRESSION=zstd \
-e PRUNE=1 \
-e KEEP_DAILY=7 \
-e KEEP_WEEKLY=4 \
-e KEEP_MONTHLY=6 \
-v compose_borg_config:/root \
-v compose_borg_repo:/borg/repo \
-v compose_borg_ssh:/root/.ssh \
-v compose_cont_name_data:/borg/data/cont_name:ro \
pschiffe/borg
In the container logs I can only find the following:
Connection closed by remote host. Is borg working on the server? terminating with error status, rc 2
I don't know what is going on really.
I've updated the image with debug option. Could you download the latest version from Docker Hub and try again with option -e DEBUG=1
? And post the logs.
Hello, thanks for the awesome container!
When connecting to my remote repo with the container, I keep getting the following errors:
I'm using keys for authentication and have the keys (both id_rsa and id_rsa.pub) mounted under root/.ssh.
My remote repo is not on port 22, but 23. So, for the REPO I have added the following:
BORG_REPO='user@remote.repo.net:23/./backups/server'
I don't know how to fix this. Thanks again!
EDIT: borg is on the server, because I can make backups to it with the local install of Borg.
EDIT2: When using a port different than 22, you need to specify
ssh://user@.....etc
". Withouth thessh://
part the port gets ignored. I'm just unsure how this container parses that environment variable. Because if I addssh://
in front of it (ssh://user@remote.repo.net:23/./backups/server
) I get the following:Repository /'ssh:/user@remote.repo.net:23/./backups/server does not exist. terminating with error status, rc 2