Restore, Linux CLI, unexpected (no) result

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#1

Hi, happy Easter! :slight_smile:

I’m trying to restore a specific folder by issuing this command:

$ duplicacy restore -stats -ignore-owner -overwrite -r 1092 “/home/name/Afbeeldingen/*”
Storage set to /media/name/2GB_WD/backup/LinuxMintLaptop
Loaded 1 include/exclude pattern(s)
Indexing /home/name
Parsing filter file /home/name/.duplicacy/filters
Loaded 0 include/exclude pattern(s)
snapshot LinuxMintLaptopHomefolder at revision 1092 is encoded in an old version format
Restoring /home/name to revision 1092
Restored /home/name to revision 1092
Files: 0 total, 0 bytes
Downloaded 0 file, 0 bytes, 0 chunks
Skipped 0 file, 0 bytes
Total running time: 00:00:08

The folder Afbeeldingen is empty at the moment. I expected hundreds of file to be restored, but none get restored.

What am I doing wrong?

#2

Try this:

$ duplicacy restore -stats -ignore-owner -overwrite -r 1092 “Afbeeldingen/*”

The path to be restored should be a relative path.

#3

Unfortunately, that didn’t work either.
So, I ran

duplicacy cat -r 1092 "Afbeeldingen/"
snapshot LinuxMintLaptopHomefolder at revision 1092 is encoded in an old version format
File Afbeeldingen/ has mismatched hashes:  vs 0e5751c026e543b2e8ab2eb06099daa1d1e5df47778f7787faab45cdf12fe3a8
File Afbeeldingen/ is corrupted in snapshot LinuxMintLaptopHomefolder at revision 1092

I tried restoring with the “-persist” option set, but that didn’t work.

The strange thing is: I did a full restore of -r 1092 just two days ago which worked perfectly, including restoring the "Afbeeldingen/ folder. Now I’m trying to restore that folder after accidentally deleting it, which for some reason doesn’t work…