Michael Eischer
Michael Eischer
Closing this issue as it's not worth breaking compatibility of the repo format.
With restic 0.16.0 the subfolder syntax should be able to work around the problem: `restore “latest:\10.16.10.220\Test Folder”`
> is the following the final solution or a temporary solution? It is only a workaround, hence a temporary solution. I've tried to solve the issue some time ago but...
> backup/restic ls 797f219c871dbe3d84fd39f108c3f7f37221870b1b211eee0376825ddd5de6e6 latest:/server/Share --cache-dir cache --json --quiet That command invocation cannot work. `ls` expects a snapshot id (optionally using the subfolder syntax) followed by a list of paths...
> A, B,C,D F and G , are not working None of those variants use the snapshot:subfolder syntax in the correct place and therefore cannot work. Let's take a closer...
Fixed by https://github.com/restic/restic/pull/4708
I'm not sure how restic selects the backend based on a round-robin DNS. The http client probably just picks a single server and the opens a connection with HTTP keep-alive...
> Do you think something similar can be done for the Command options, where we can enforce an order of reading environment variables, command options and a validate function? Adding...
The `DeviceID` is necessary for the hardlink detection in the `restore` command to work properly. Otherwise two files on different devices but with the same inode numbers (+ both files...
> Since there is no way heuristically for `restic` to know that it should consider a new device ID to be the same as a different one in another snapshot,...