The hubiC service is now closed to new subscriptions.
Furthermore, we are open to discussion if a European partner capable of providing a storage solution for everyone in accordance with OVH’s values is interested in taking over hubiC.
I worry about any storage provider that wants to get out of the business. Search the Internet for info, maybe also using words like “performance” or “reliability”, to see what others have to say about that.
https://forum.duplicati.com/search?q=hubic is too many posts for me to read. Some special ones are:
This can be analyzed further to try to figure out how the file went missing and what to do, but it would require more time and tests. If you have another provider (some offer free, and even more paid), see whether your results are better. For a very rough debug, if the hubiC UI can count files, compare it to
“BackendStatistics” “KnownFileCount” in your job log to see if it’s really one file less than it should be.
Maybe easier is to use the Commandline screen of the job to run a backup. It may name missing file:
Backup started at 1/24/2020 3:44:17 PM
Checking remote backup ...
Listing remote folder ...
Missing file: duplicati-b655056101858497ebced3724f5ccfa7f.dblock.zip
Found 1 files that are missing from the remote storage, please run repair
Fatal error => Found 1 files that are missing from the remote storage, please run repair
ErrorID: MissingRemoteFiles
Found 1 files that are missing from the remote storage, please run repair
Return code: 100
File is missing because I renamed it to see whether I could get a name along with a missing file count.