GUI won't run post-scripts

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#1

I’m running the GUI version on Windows 10, and I’m trying to set up some post scripts, but they do not seem to be running. I saw a threat elsewhere that said that you should set them up just like you do for the CLI version, so I have put a “post-backup.bat” in c:\Users\Me.duplicacy-web\scripts as well as c:\Users\Me.duplicacy\scripts, which didn’t exist, just to test that. None of them seem to be working.

Am I missing a step here? If not, is there a way to see some debug logs to figure out what might be going wrong?

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#2

For the web GUI, the right path for post-backup.bat is ~/.duplicacy-web/repository/localhost/{0,1,2,...}/.duplicacy/scripts.

#3

Ah, that makes sense! Thanks, I got it working now.

#4

I’m also running the GUI version on windows 10 and Ubuntu.
My use case is that I want to ping a healthcheck service after each scheduled backup (which includes multiple jobs).
I have a post-check script which works fine under ./duplicacy-web/repository/localhost/all/.duplicacy/scripts however an identical post-backup script in the same folder does not run. I’d rather not duplicate many scripts folders over every configured backup and just have the same thing for all of them.

#5

For backup jobs, the right place to put the scripts is ~/.duplicacy-web/repositories/localhost/{1,2,...}/.duplicacy/scripts. ~/.duplicacy-web/repositories/localhost/all is used for all other jobs.

Does post-copy script command exist in WebUI?
#6

I understand, and got that working, however i’d rather only have one ping at the end if the whole scheduled backup was successful. Otherwise I have to have an individual healthcheck for every single backup job in order to check if they were all healthy.
If i didn’t have individual health-checks, If one backup failed and the others succeeded, then I’d never get notified. I don’t care which one failed, i just care if ANY failed (and then i’d take a look at the dashboard)

It’s definitely possible for me to configure all this but i’d rather not set up a seperate healthcheck script to wait for a ping on success from each backup job and then once all (N pings) were received, send a ping to the healthcheck service I use.