Hello,
Le 02/10/2009 18:15, Boyko Yordanov - Exsisto Ltd. a écrit :
> Hello list!
>
> I've been playing w/ BackupPC version 3.2.0beta0 for a couple of days
> and I am facing the following issue:
>
> I am unable to restore files via zip archives with compression (1-9).
> The web interface prompts me to save the file, but then the file is
> usually just a few kilobytes in size (no matter how many files I am
> selecting for restoration) and I am unable to extract anything from
> it. I am able to download a zero compression "zip" archive, but
> nothing if I set the compression to higher values. The other restore
> methods are working fine. I have all the necessary perl modules
> installed including Archive::Zip and the ones it depends on. There are
> no errors in the BackupPC log file, actually it just logs a normal
> entry like I've successfully downloaded the zip archive - but I did
> not.. at least the file I get seems somehow broken.
>
> Could it be a bug or a known issue? Anyone noticing the same behavior
> w/ his BackupPC setup? I have two boxes running this version of
> BackupPC - I can't use zip archives for restoration on both of them,
> its just not working for me.
>
> Thanks!
>
> Boyko
>
The exact same problem has been reported to me with 3.1 on Fedora's
Bugzilla :
https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=543660
- from the web interface, if you try to get a zip file to restore with a
compression value > 0 ; you'll get a wrgon empty zip file.
- from the web interface, if you try to get a zip with compression=0 ;
you'll get a valid file
- from the command line, all goes well, with any compression level (so I
guess this is not a missing perl module)
There is no error message anywhere, and I do not know which args are
passed to the command from the web interface.
That should be a problem to debug the issue, so if someone could tell me
what to change in the code to get some message helping on debug I should
maybe produce more detailled error (sorry, but I do not know perl :( ).
Regards,
Johan
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