Keep getting System.AggregateException and System.IO.FileNotFoundException. Need help

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@Nemesis

Can it be that linuxserver/duplicati uses /config and duplicati/duplicati uses /data?

Answered at least tentatively (before issue reverted to unsolved) in the topic I linked.

@JonMikelV

Figured it out!

The linxuserver/duplicati Docker container stores config at a /config mapping while the duplicati/duplicati Docker container uses /data (and automatically adds Duplicati - or perhaps container name to that).

References:

• https://hub.docker.com/r/linuxserver/duplicati/
• https://hub.docker.com/r/duplicati/duplicati/

I can’t do Docker specifics, but I did click on the links and they still appear to say what the post said.

@Nemesis

Now that i have mounted /data to the host filesystem, my backup tasks are gone completely. That kind of sucks, but i guess i can set them up again with the exact same settings.

Configurations are in Duplicati-server.sqlite which is usually right next to the per-backup files.
Getting everything that you need onto the host, if possible, would save you some redoing of things…
I’m not sure where your browser is, but it can export configurations to files (keep for safety anyway).

@Nemesis

I also suddenly don’t have an encryption option anymore?? It just says “No Encryption” instead of the 256 bit AES encryption that i used before. What can cause this??

I’m not sure about that one, but some of the UI takes awhile to populate data. System info is that way.
Sometimes fields will say something like “Unknown” for things that aren’t yet known from server data.

@Nemesis

I cannot find a file with ‘dlist’ in it’s name on the 3TB backup, but i do see one on the 300GB backup.

That makes sense because the 300 GB finished, while the 3 TB hasn’t finished even its initial backup.

@Nemesis

it suddenly says theres 15k files locally missing

I can’t find an error message like that, even loosening and using a regular expression. Can you quote?