Backup module: restore file

[puntino80]

Hi friends,
i have setted the backup module and is all ok but i have a problem..
When i click on restore file zentyal browser doesn't show files but is blocked to "load"...i have noticed that also CPU is working hard and i can't do anything if i don't kill the process "usr/share/zentyal ebackup" ...i have waited a lot to see if zentyal could retrieve the list of file but nothing..i have a large number of file backuped and my zentyal has 2 G of RAM and is VM..
Any idea?

[puntino80]

anyone has this problem with a large quantity of files?

[pcready.cl]

anyone has this problem with a large quantity of files?

me 

[jbahillo]

Does it happens to you if you run duplicity with  list-current-files and any other appropriate options (you could get them from zentyal.log if debug is on)?

[puntino80]

hi friends..
i vabe enabled debug to see what happen..if i run the duplicity command by zentyal console i can see that zentyal is listing all the files that duplicity backup...this file are really a lot but even if i wait a lot on web admin after a while administration area crash and i have to kill the zentyal duplicity process...i have tried also to increment timeout but i don't know if this help with it

[puntino80]

hi...any news?

[Javier Amor Garcia]

Sorry, no much news. The duplicity process has to extract the contents of the archive and this can take time specially with large sizes, multiples volumes, etc.

If you know the path of the file, you can restore it faster from the command line

[puntino80]

ok thank you..i'll try...is there a list of command to use with duplicity?for example how to list the various version of a file (example: file1 > dayx, file1 > dayy, file1 > dayz,  )

[Javier Amor Garcia]

Hello,

here you have the duplicity manual http://linux.die.net/man/1/duplicity

The url to access to the zentyal backup can be get executing this command:

sudo perl -MEBox -MEBox::Global -e'EBox::init(); $ebackup = EBox::Global->modInstance("ebackup"); print $ebackup->_remoteUrl(), "\n"; 1'