Verifying every file default? Can I cancel

ts678 · April 5, 2023, 7:01pm

I don’t think cloud has anything to do with it, but default is verify. If you’re determined not to, set

After restoring files, the file hash of all restored files are checked to verify that the restore was successful.
Use this option to disable the check and avoid waiting for the verification.

and what you miss looks like the below:

github.com

duplicati/duplicati/blob/5d9959a89b8254651cac64896cd285de26e243cb/Duplicati/Library/Main/Operation/RestoreHandler.cs#L452-L507


      
          m_result.OperationProgressUpdater.UpdatePhase(OperationPhase.Restore_PostRestoreVerify);

          

          if (m_options.PerformRestoredFileVerification)

          {

              // After all blocks in the files are restored, verify the file hash

              using(new Logging.Timer(LOGTAG, "RestoreVerification", "RestoreVerification"))

                  foreach(var file in database.GetFilesToRestore(true))

                  {

                      try

                      {

                          if (m_result.TaskControlRendevouz() == TaskControlState.Stop)

                          {

                              backend.WaitForComplete(database, null);

                              return;

                          }

                      

                          Logging.Log.WriteVerboseMessage(LOGTAG, "TestFileIntegrity", "Testing restored file integrity: {0}", file.Path);

                      

                          string key;

                          long size;

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If that means that this was a Direct restore from backup files, that has a partial temporary database, meaning I’ll worry less about DB health if you stop Duplicati rudely, maybe even doing a process kill.

You should test using the Stop button first to see if it does anything for this situation, as I’m not sure, although there’s some tempting looking code checking TaskControlState.Stop, so maybe it will work.

Although it looks like you did not try to import inside Add backup, that database is a permanent one. Because I see some possible database work in the cited code, I’d worry more about making a mess.