[Borgbackup] Backup not completing

[Daniel Phillips]

A smaller backup seems to stop at "TAM-verified manifest" (waited about
10 mins)

 sudo borg create --debug --list --stats --exclude-caches 
--exclude-if-present noborgbackup
pi at 192.168.0.220:/media/nas/backups/hornswaggle::'{hostname}-{now:%Y-%m-%d_%T}' 
/etc

using builtin fallback logging configuration
35 self tests completed in 0.24 seconds
SSH command line: ['ssh', 'pi at 192.168.0.220', 'borg', 'serve',
'--umask=077', '--debug']
Remote: using builtin fallback logging configuration
TAM-verified manifest

Backup to a new test repo on pi works (with a warning about security due
to old version of borg on server)

Dan

On 10/11/17 20:24, Lawrence Holding wrote:
> Does a smaller backup from the arch machine work?
>
> And adding the —debug trace opinion?
>
>
>> On 11/11/2017, at 05:59, Daniel Phillips <alleyoopster at gmail.com> wrote:
>>
>> Thanks for the reply.
>>
>> The memory usage is good (all processes under 600MB) and swap is off on pi.
>>
>> I tried running with --list --stats for 2 hours and nothing seems to be
>> happening and no feedback in console. The CPU usage for borg is 0% on
>> the Pi and on the client.
>>
>> I've also noticed the other client is not backing up, but I need to
>> investigate that further before suggesting it is the same problem.
>>
>>
>> On 10/11/17 15:28, Thomas Waldmann wrote:
>>>> I've been running an automated borg job to a local Rasp Pi for each of
>>>> my machines. One of them has stopped backing up as in the backup never
>>>> seems to complete and there are no error messages.
>>> Invoke it manually on the console and use --list to see what it is doing.
>>>
>>> If this is your first backup after switching the client from 1.0 to 1.1,
>>> a longer execution time is expected, see changelog.
>>>
>>>
>>> BTW, your repo is rather big for the limited resources (RAM esp.) of a
>>> raspi, keep an eye on memory usage.
>>>
>>> raspi performance is not great when operating normally and likely gets
>>> very bad once it runs out of physical RAM and starts swapping.
>>>
>>>
>>
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