Hello,
I’m running a Duplicati Client on a Win10 machine with the target system being a homebrew NAS based on Linux Opensuse Leap 15.1 as Samba Fileserver locally over LAN.
I’m VERY happy with how Duplicati is designed and it works for me perfectly.
Besides the Client installation on the Win10 machine, I have also maintained the installation of Duplicati under Opensuse. I’m using this local installation of Duplicati for integrity tests, (running “test all” and also a full restore from time to time on the linux box).
The installation of the duplicati*noarch.rpm has been successful in the past, the issue with libappindicator is also sorted, everything was fine up to the duplicati-2.0.4.38 (canary) / duplicati-2.0.5.1 (beta) respectively.
However, starting with duplicati-2.0.5.101 (canary) in January 2020 i can’t install the duplicati*noarch.rpm any more:
rpm -Uvh --nodeps duplicati-2.0.5.103-2.0.5.103_canary_20200218.noarch.rpm
Preparing... ################################# [100%]
Updating / installing...
1:duplicati-2.0.5.103-2.0.5.103_can################################# [ 50%]
error: unpacking of archive failed: cpio: Bad magic
error: duplicati-2.0.5.103-2.0.5.103_canary_20200218.noarch: install failed
rpm -Uvh --test duplicati-2.0.5.103-2.0.5.103_canary_20200218.noarch.rpm
error: Failed dependencies:
libappindicator is needed by duplicati-2.0.5.103-2.0.5.103_canary_20200218.noarch
rpmlib(PayloadIsZstd) <= 5.4.18-1 is needed by duplicati-2.0.5.103-2.0.5.103_canary_20200218.noarch
The “Bad Magic” seems to be caused by the issue of the “PayloadIsZstd”.
I have tried to educate me about this rpmlib and Zstd, but there is not much info out there or I have missed it. I appears to me that the rpm package is now compressed with a different method that is not supported by the rpm of Opensuse Leap 15.1. However, I might be wrong.
Also, is it only me having the isssue?
Can anyone give a hint how to resolve this issue, please?
Thanks in advance!
Paul