I am using duplicati for more than a year to back up different parts of my computer. A few days ago I was checking the latest backups via the web UI and saw every backup job had a “Version” count of 1.
When I try to restore files of a backup, I am able to select a single backup only instead of the others I created within the past year…
The zip files do exist within their destination folder. How can I make duplicati aware of the previously run backups?
The dlist file times look irregular, suggesting maybe there’s not a schedule, but manual runs.
That’s OK, but Last successful backup should be updated if you did the backups from UI.
This file listing has numerous inconsistencies with 1M retention setting. Look at the last ones.
In English, that was <job> → About → Show log → General (the default). What’s in Remote?
Do you see signs of the job uploading any recent files such as you show? Here’s an example:
For your job, put duplicati-20220919T174454Z.dlist.zip should be seen in its remote log.
If not, you might be running backups from a different Duplicati, or maybe using the Duplicati CLI.
The database screen will show the local database path. You can look at the files there to look for
ones there that might correspond to your recent dlist files, and check time on DB for the GUI job.
If there are no recent databases in the folder, maybe you’re running backups as some other user.
Databases tend to live in home directories. You can also look at what Duplicati processes are up.
D’oh… Right…
I forgot to not start the Duplicati application and instead to connect to the already running service. Doing so I can see all my previous backups. Got to rename this exe…
You can start Duplicati.GUI.TrayIcon.exe with --no-hosted-server to have it use the service’s server.
This gets trickier if the GUI is password protected though.