Synology: "The restore command encountered an error: Failed to change uid or gid: lchown /foo/file: operation not permitted Exit code: 100"

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#1

Hi, I had the above error. And I read up that the workaround is to use Options “-ignore-owner”…that works.

But just wondering why this happens…I tried giving duplicacy full control in DSM (7.0.1) (see image)…that didn’t solve it either…any ideas?

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#2

also tried making owner admin http administrators myself as below…no dice

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#3

2022-05-30 02:27:30.941 INFO REPOSITORY_SET Repository set to /volume1/SSD/duplicacyrestore
2022-05-30 02:27:30.942 INFO STORAGE_SET Storage set to /volume1/SSD/duplicacy
2022-05-30 02:27:30.942 INFO SNAPSHOT_FILTER Loaded 0 include/exclude pattern(s)
2022-05-30 02:27:30.942 INFO RESTORE_INPLACE Forcing in-place mode with a non-default preference path
2022-05-30 02:27:30.953 INFO SNAPSHOT_FILTER Parsing filter file /tmp/duplicacy/repositories/localhost/restore/.duplicacy/filters
2022-05-30 02:27:30.953 INFO SNAPSHOT_FILTER Loaded 0 include/exclude pattern(s)
2022-05-30 02:27:30.961 INFO RESTORE_START Restoring /volume1/SSD/duplicacyrestore to revision 1
2022-05-30 02:27:30.962 ERROR RESTORE_CHOWN Failed to change uid or gid: lchown /volume1/SSD/duplicacyrestore/@eaDir: operation not permitted

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#4

Having the same issue on restore with DSM 7.2 and the lastest web package install.

Did you ever manage to solve this?