Hi, I’m using wit good success Restic for creating the backup of my customers data. Today I found this log in my backup unit Dec 17 09:13:44 bastion-0 bash[1771]: counting files in repo Dec 17 09:13:46 bastion-0 bash[1771]: building new index for repo Dec 17 09:19:13 bastion-0 bash[1771]: [5:26] …

What is your backup process? Do you backup locally and then sync the local repository to a remote system, or do you back up directly to a remote system? What is the type of the remote (e.g. S3, Wasabi, B2, GCS, Google Drive, etc.)?

Hi, I’m sorry i forget to give my details. I’m using open stack swift in remote. i try the beta version of restic foun in https://beta.restic.net/restic_recover_linux_amd64.bz2 As decribed in the Issue 2052 But it haven’t solve my problem. Now I messed up a bit 'of things in this repo, i’m per…

here my log ./restic check using temporary cache in /tmp/restic-check-cache-696309528 repository f15bb05f opened successfully, password is correct created new cache in /tmp/restic-check-cache-696309528 create exclusive lock for repository load indexes check all packs check snapshots, trees and bl…

It looks like as if restic thinks there’s a file in the repository, but it cannot be read properly. The error is always about a file with the name starting with 94dfdc7e2f: Load(<data/94dfdc7e2f>, 36105669, 1597384) returned error, retrying after 920.159135ms: unexpected EOF Here, it tries to read…

Hi Alexander, Thanks for your help. If i run a restic rebuild-index i get this output ./restic rebuild-index repository f15bb05f opened successfully, password is correct created new cache in /tmp/restic_cache/restic counting files in repo [9:10] 100.00% 15439 / 15439 packs finding old index fi…

Hmm, it appears that restic find gives up when it encounters an error. @fd0 maybe it would make sense to have a flag that allows it to skip objects that it can’t read? However, if this pack is damaged and the tree that contains tree 7bfdff4d is in the same pack, then we might be SOL…

[image] cdhowie: @fd0 maybe it would make sense to have a flag that allows it to skip objects that it can’t read? Indeed, that’s a bug. When I find some time in the next couple of days I can add that, the repo can be repaired.

Hi, Same news about this topic ?

I’ve submitted the issue for tracking. The find command should not fail when objects are missing from the repository opened 07:51AM - 28 Mar 19 UTC (UTC) closed 05:38PM - 14 Apr 19 UTC (UTC) …

I have a PR that fixes restic find aborting when a tree can’t be loaded. Instead it will show you the tree ID and the snapshot it’s looking in, the implication being that if you forget the snapshot, the tree isn’t needed anymore. If you want to test it to try to fix your repository, you can build …

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