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I tried using the time format %F, which is a shortcut for %Y-%m-%d:
> date +%F; date +%Y-%m-%d 2025-01-30 2025-01-30
When using %F the snapshots are created OK, but nothing gets backed up.
Furthermore the return value is 0, so no problem is reported!
As a workaround using %Y-%m-%d instead of %F does the job. So, one could check for %F in the format and
The actual format I used was --snapshot-format "{}_%F_%H%M%S", which did not work.
--snapshot-format "{}_%F_%H%M%S"
BTW, for testing it would be really helpful to just specify a snapshot as a source, instead of a backup-name and setting the corresponding property...
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I tried using the time format %F, which is a shortcut for %Y-%m-%d:
When using %F the snapshots are created OK, but nothing gets backed up.
Furthermore the return value is 0, so no problem is reported!
As a workaround using %Y-%m-%d instead of %F does the job. So, one could check for %F in the format and
The actual format I used was
--snapshot-format "{}_%F_%H%M%S"
, which did not work.BTW, for testing it would be really helpful to just specify a snapshot as a source, instead of a backup-name and setting the corresponding property...
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: