I have seen this behaviour (sending just stats) from b3vis/borgmatic Docker container, but I've not been able to replicate it myself yet.
The crontab entry doesn't look that out of the…
Hi @witten ,
I've started, from the MongoDB example, working on Elastic export.
However, I'm not too familiar with the python --editable option for installing on a dev environment...
I'll…
Besides the import, which would make life easier...
I hadn't seen documentation where it said that /etc/borgmatic.d/name.yaml would work, from the docs I understood it had to be `/etc/borgmati…
Nope, I've mixed up the Borg documentation, Borgmatic documentation and the shorthands available, and my brain turned it in to "-a should work" and got confused when it didn't.
Entirely PEBKAC!…
Yep, it's indeed --archive that does exactly what I want :)
You might want to put that somewhere in the documentation? As most places, -a is documented as "a shorthand for --archive",…
Yup, I've been there. Good luck.. whatever you end up doing! And FWIW, the
before_backupdump /after_backupremove dump method was the only way to use databases with borgmatic until not…
Totally understandable. I sort-of expected this answer, but it never hurts to ask ;)
I wish I didn't have to deal with this old pile... but meh, such is life.
Use pip to install a recent version of borgmatic and then subscribe to the releases page, so you're notified of new releases.
That's what I ended up doing. It's a bit a PITA, but the problem…
Hey @witten ,
for future reference, possibly. Here's the MariaDB part of my Docker compose:
version: '3'
services:
db:
image: mariadb:latest
volumes:
- mariadb-data:/v…
Is there any status update on the possibility of a repository?
I've run in to the same issue with a Raspberry Pi on RPi OS Buster. Borgmatic (and Borg) are basically so old, none of my normal…