Is Duplicati 2 ready for production?

ts678 · February 17, 2022, 4:24pm

I hope you had adjusted blocksize on large backups to keep blocks in the backup below a few million blocks. It makes big difference to database performance. Blocksize change does require a fresh start.

I first thought this followed on from the paragraph above it, but now I’m thinking it’s the earlier history, especially since first paragraph spoke in future tense. Third paragraph might also be on prior results?

I can test the theory if you like, but it looks like it doesn’t even take an error, merely a warning, to get 2. Personally, I think Duplicati sometimes over-warns, but if you keep seeing these, what warning is this?

github.com

duplicati/duplicati/blob/27ff8cd20b3e349f6efd7b3b754637c0d940ea9c/Duplicati/CommandLine/Commands.cs#L575-L591


      
          output.MessageEvent(string.Format("Restored {0} ({1}) files to {2}", res.RestoredFiles, Library.Utility.Utility.FormatSizeString(res.SizeOfRestoredFiles), string.IsNullOrEmpty(restorePath) ? "original path" : restorePath));

          output.MessageEvent(string.Format("Duration of restore: {0:hh\\:mm\\:ss}", res.Duration));

          

          if (res.RestoredFiles > 0 && !Library.Main.Utility.SuppressDonationMessages)

          {

              output.MessageEvent("***********************************************");

              output.MessageEvent("Did we help save your files? If so, please support Duplicati with a donation. We suggest 10€ for private use and 100€ for commercial use.");

              output.MessageEvent("");

              output.MessageEvent("https://www.duplicati.com/donate/");

              output.MessageEvent("***********************************************");

          }

          

          if (output.FullResults)

              Library.Utility.Utility.PrintSerializeObject(res, outwriter);

          

          if (res.Warnings.Any())

              return 2;