Specific files in the backup set, but I specify a directory (hoping that it will restore everything that’s in it).
Syntax is /directory1/directory2/directory3/directory4/directory5 - with or without double quotes around it.
Interesting thing with Find is that if I specify the directories, nothing is found. If I specify files in the directory, find files them.
However, this does not solve the Restore issue, I still get following output:
Restore started at 02/26/2022 13:43:17
The operation Restore has started
Checking remote backup ...
Backend event: List - Started: ()
Listing remote folder ...
Backend event: List - Completed: (1.82 KB)
Searching backup 0 (09/19/2021 01:00:01) ...
Searching backup 1 (08/15/2021 01:00:19) ...
Searching backup 2 (08/08/2021 20:05:34) ...
Searching backup 3 (08/08/2021 11:09:48) ...
Searching backup 4 (07/11/2021 10:33:29) ...
Mapping restore path prefix to "" to "/src/homes/(SNIP)/"
Restore list contains 0 blocks with a total size of 0 bytes
Checking existing target files ...
Verifying restored files ...
Restore completed without errors but no files were restored
Email sent successfully using server: (SNIP)
Restored 0 (0 bytes) files to /src/homes/(SNIP)
Duration of restore: 00:00:02
Return code: 2
So, still no restore. Also, nothing happens in the destination folder /src/homes/(SNIP)
I can see that, but the aim is to run a test restore in which I want to test the reliability of the backups (in case I get some errors during backup verification, see Backup test errors - The file duplicati-(...).dblock.zip.aes was downloaded and had size X but the size was expected to be Y - #19 by Bart80.2). And if I can do that without manually having to move the original files around, it would be so much easier. And I did not yet find a way to do this in the restore GUI…