Release: 2.2.0.1 (Stable) 2025-11-09

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2.2.0.1_stable_2025-11-09

This is a minor patch release to fix some issues uncovered with the latest stable release.

Changes from 2.2.0.0 to 2.2.0.1

  • Report remote filenames on failures
  • Fixed issues with timeouts on MSGraph-based backends (OneDrive and others)
  • Fixed base-href placement for better proxy support, thanks @peloyeje
  • Fixed an issue with not parsing enums with multiple values (aka flags)
  • Clear warnings for configuration issues, if the issues are resolved
  • Better detection of valid S3 hostnames
  • Showing assembly version in version number
  • Marked --send-mail-password as a password setting
  • Improved WebDAV parsing logic for more servers
  • Made pCloud options visible
  • Added option to disable remote control while being connected to console
  • Fixed a retry issue with sync-tool

Changes in user interface from 2.2.0.0 to 2.2.0.1

  • Added support for picking power-mode provider
  • Fixed issues with filters
  • Fixed styling of some buttons
  • Fixed issue with “Test connection” not offering to fix know issues
  • Made the export tooltip optional
  • Fixed an issue with parsing the exclude attributes and file size
  • Improved some hint texts
  • Fixed support for showing durations that include days
  • The button to resume from paused state is now called “Resume”
  • Hide usage reporter options if this is disabled via environment variables
  • Show currently installed version on the settings page
  • Set user language on first load to avoid default English page
  • Added check when doing cross-OS restores
  • Prevent clicking on steps that cannot be clicked
  • Added password visibility toggle on main password
  • Added some improved views for emails and files
  • Fixed an issue with allowing uppercase and non-ASCII names in the folder path
  • Commandline UI now loads global settings
  • Very long error messages now introduce scrolling inside the popup
  • Show configured backups for restore first, then direct restore options
  • Added scrolling to source paths, which allows more than 25 sources to be added
  • Filejump is hidden as it is undergoing a migration
  • Sizes are now allowing bytes for precision
  • Incorrect volume size warning fixed
  • Added new console connect flow

Summary of changes from 2.1 to 2.2

  • New user interface
  • New backends: pCloud, Filen and SMB
  • New faster restore flow, use --restore-legacy=true to fall back
  • Installer signing keys are from Duplicat Inc
  • Remote sources: S3, IDrive, SSH, and CIFS
  • AWS and Azure blob storage cold storage support
  • Database downgrade tool is included
  • Local database updated to version 17
  • Settings database updated to version 9
  • Improved throttle calculations
  • Removed Sia backend and marked Mega as unsupported
  • All backends now have individual timeout settings
  • Updated location default location for storage folder
  • Securing the permissions on the storage folder
  • New file and folder enumeration logic
  • Timeout logic on all backend operations
  • Improved database validation and repair logic
  • ServerUtil can output JSON for script integration
  • Improved support for having Duplicati behind a proxy
  • Updated throttle logic, all streams share the throttle
  • Improved repair logic
  • VSS is automatically on if running on Windows with sufficient privileges
  • Improved backend test function
  • Ability to suppress warnings
  • Support for remotely provided reporting url and remotely managed backup configs
  • Added support for Google IAM on Google Drive
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Hi,

unfortunately, this release did not resolve the issue with failed SSL connections. According to that thread, there seem to be at least two other users affected by the problem.

BTW, I can connect to the WebDAV server without problems when using the native openssl s_client command.

Kind regards
Ingolf

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I have finally upgraded from 2.1.0.5 to 2.2.0.1, and suddenly, while the service is running, it actively removes my user’s rights to access the duplicati database folder, even when I grant them back to me.

Which means, Dropbox running under my account, cannot access it and back them up.

I rely on having those databases actively uploaded to Dropbox as they change, to always have the recent version there, to be able to restore my computer in case of a crash before the end of the universe.

How can I disable that feature? I accept the risk that if Dropbox goes rogue, they can access the database files.

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Probably like this.

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Thanks, I will give it a go :slight_smile: Created the file and disabled task that reseted the permissions after duplicati restart.