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[Shahid Sheikh <question219308@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

New question #219308 on Duplicity:
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This was a Centos 5.x server that had a catastrophic disk failure. An NFS export from a Windows Server mounted on /mnt/backup/pbx01 was used to save backups done through duplicity. All backups were done using --no-encryption as far as I know.

The version running on this temp server I am trying to list from is 0.4.11. Not sure what version was running on the server that died.

Now if I try to do collection-status or list-current-files, all I get is:

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[root@localhost pbx01]# duplicity collection-status -v9 --no-encryption file:///mnt/backup/pbx01
Main action: collection-status
566 files exist on backend
Extracting backup chains from list of files: **** lists the names of all 556 files here ****

File duplicity-new-signatures.20121209T230220Z.to.20121210T230220Z.sigtar.gz is not part of a known set; creating new set
Ignoring file (rejected by backup set) 'duplicity-new-signatures.20121209T230220Z.to.20121210T230220Z.sigtar.gz'

**** The above is repeated for every file in the directory where backups were being saved. I have .manifest, duplicity-full and duplicity-inc files in there.

Collection Status
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Connecting with backend: LocalBackend
Archive dir: None

Found 0 backup chains without signatures.
No backup chains with active signatures found
No orphaned or incomplete backup sets found.
Last full backup date: none
Connecting with backend: LocalBackend
Archive dir: None

Found 0 backup chains without signatures.
No backup chains with active signatures found
No orphaned or incomplete backup sets found.
Using temporary directory /tmp/duplicity-iDgzpb-tempdir
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What am I doing wrong here? Would like to at the minimum be able to recover some configuration files from /etc.

Thanks,

Shahid

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