Michael Büker

Hmm, tricky. The crontab looks all right, and I don't see the problems in the logs. NTFS has been known to cause some trouble (though not the same thing you're...

> UPDATE: Running `/usr/bin/nice -n19 /usr/bin/ionice -c2 -n7 /usr/bin/backintime backup-job` from terminal gave me error can't find snapshots (USB not plugged in, and snapshot to local SSD is on another...

I'm out of ideas for the moment. Snapshots work when triggered manually, and the crontab has the right entries. The snapshots just don't happen when they should be called from...

That's certainly not the root of the problem. `app.py` is already included with backintime, and the GUI and manual snapshots wouldn't work if it wasn't present. The problem probably lies...

Ah, I'm glad that we found a solution :) I'll remember that, and we might make it an FAQ entry. Have fun with backintime :)

Hi, if this issue is still relevant to you, please take a look at https://github.com/bit-team/backintime/issues/1228#issuecomment-1247327529 and see if it tells you anything useful about your problem. Thanks :)

Thanks for the report, @dave62020. This Issue is probably a duplicate of #1002. Does the problem still happen?

> Yes this is still happening Thanks for your feedback! We're in the middle of sorting old tickets, and we'll hopefully get to this in due time.

Thanks @dlippold for your work on the user-callback script! It's great to have it documented here. I still think this would be a very convenient feature for backintime, so let's...

Regardless of whether there is a lot of data to copy, rsync has to check every existing file against its backup copy. My guess is that what you're seeing comes...