Can't refer to storage from CLI

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#1

I’m trying to run a prune from the CLI to try and get my storage back into reasonable usage levels.
When I run the prune command without the -storage argument it processes the first storage in my configuration file.
When I use -storage to try and target a specific storage, I always get the error:
No storage named 'StorageName' is found.
I am using StorageName as shown in the duplicacy.json file in the ~/.duplicacy-web folder. Those names are the same names I see in the web gui.

{
    "storages": [
        {
            "name": "StorageName",

etc.

CLI Command:

./duplicacy_osx_x64_2.7.2 list -storage StorageName

#2

From the manual of the prune command

#3

I’m running the full prune command:
./duplicacy_osx_x64_2.7.2 prune -storage StorageName -all -keep 0:1800 -keep 30:180 -keep 7:30 -keep 1:7
When I run it without specifying -storage it works on the first storage in the .json file. When I try and specify a storage name I get the error regarding No storage name found.
The issue isn’t the prune command, the issue is the -storage parameter that doesn’t work with any command.

#4

Which folder are you running the command from: /all or /<index>? in the cat .duplicacy/preferences is the storage you are referring to present?

#5

I’m running the command from:
/Users/username/.duplicacy-web/bin
First few lines of duplicacy.json:

{
    "storages": [
        {
            "name": "Wasabi",
            "url": "wasabi://location@s3.wasabisys.com/bucketname",
            "encrypted": true,
            "ras_encrypted": false,
            "erasure_coding": "",
            "credentials": {
                "password": "password",
                "wasabi_key": "wasabi_key",
                "wasabi_secret": "wasabi_secret"
            }
        },
        {
            "name": "OneDrive",
            "url": "odb://Duplicacy",
            "encrypted": true,
            "ras_encrypted": false,
            "erasure_coding": "",
            "credentials": {
                "odb_token": "odb_token",
                "password": "password"
            }
        }
    ],

I’ve tried with both Wasabi and OneDrive as -storage arguments, errors out with both. If I don’t specify -storage then all operations happen on Wasabi.

#6

That won’t work. Run prune from here ~/.duplicacy-web/repositories/localhost/all, and confirm .duplicacy/preferences there contains your storage. If it does not — run prune once from UI.

#7

OK, thanks for the information. That has allowed the command to run successfully:

hostname: ~/.duplicacy-web/repositories/localhost/all$ ~/.duplicacy-web/bin/duplicacy_osx_x64_2.7.2 prune -storage OneDrive -all -keep 0:1800 -keep 30:180 -keep 7:30 -keep 1:7
Storage set to odb://Duplicacy
2022-04-20 11:09:49.581 duplicacy_osx_x64_2.7.2[91036:8860899] Keychain Get: Error Code: -25300
Enter the path of the OneDrive token file (downloadable from https://duplicacy.com/one_start):/Users/username/.duplicacy-web/odb-token.json
2022-04-20 11:10:33.719 duplicacy_osx_x64_2.7.2[91036:8861239] Keychain Get: Error Code: -25300
Enter storage password:****************
Keep no snapshots older than 1800 days
Keep 1 snapshot every 30 day(s) if older than 180 day(s)
Keep 1 snapshot every 7 day(s) if older than 30 day(s)
Keep 1 snapshot every 1 day(s) if older than 7 day(s)

It couldn’t read the keychain or access the path to the token, but I supplied those and it now seems to be running.
Hopefully this information will help others in the future.

#8

Any reason why can’t you run prune from the UI? The whole point of it is to avoid messing with CLI…

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