Borg: 1.1.0rc1, rc2, rc3, rc4 feedback ticket

Created on 27 Jun 2017  路  16Comments  路  Source: borgbackup/borg

if you tested a 1.1.0 release candidate and you found some bug or issue, please file a separate issue from this.

if you tested it and everything worked, please write a comment below, stating:

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I tested the borg 1.1.0rc3 pre-built binary on Ubuntu 16.04. I used it to do my usual system backups into a repo that has been written to many times with earlier borg versions, most recently 1.1.0b4. This also involved a cache rebuild. Now chunks.archive.d is ~40% smaller than it was before, and the rebuild was faster. I also tested borg list and borg prune.

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I tested the 1.1.0b6 version a bit and everything seems to work, except for these two issues:

You can see what I've tested in the new screencasts I made in https://github.com/borgbackup/borg/pull/2835. So testing was just a side effect here. :smile:

I'm using 1.1.0rc1 for the client and server.

Since 1.1.0rc1 was released, I've been using my normal scheduled backup script, which uses LZMA compression, keyfile-based encryption, and custom chunker parameters. I've restored a few times as needed.

The repo is a COW copy of a 1.0.11 repo that is ~150 gigabytes in size.

I have tested local backups and found the following issue:

2923

2963

can't create new snapshot.

I tested the borg 1.1.0rc3 pre-built binary on Ubuntu 16.04. I used it to do my usual system backups into a repo that has been written to many times with earlier borg versions, most recently 1.1.0b4. This also involved a cache rebuild. Now chunks.archive.d is ~40% smaller than it was before, and the rebuild was faster. I also tested borg list and borg prune.

Just upgraded to rc4 (from b4) and found a new issue with one of my servers.

Remote: OpenSSL version mismatch. Built against 1000207f, you have 1000114f
Connection closed by remote host. Is borg working on the server?

I have not yet investigated it further. I will walk through all my other servers first to see that they work.

You have rc4 on both sides, client and server?
You use the single-file pyinstaller-made binary?

rc4 in both ends, the binary is https://github.com/borgbackup/borg/releases/download/1.1.0rc4/borg-linux64

I am currently upgrading the client server. It's an Amazon AWS instance that I rarely use, running Ubuntu Xenial. It had quite a few packages that were out of date. But since the instance is a "micro", it's taking forever to upgrade it.

SSH from the same server to the target server went without issues.

Been testing ~10 other servers without issues this far. Once I am through with all others I will go back to the amazon instance again to see if I can figure anything out. For example I will try b4<->b4 again, to make sure it's a new issue.

Issue looks familiar.

Likely a bad env when creating the ssh subprocess (on the client side).

I recently did a change there: https://github.com/borgbackup/borg/pull/3060/commits/5dd16672c0e82e1bde24c53a45629527bda77d2a

Maybe something went wrong related to my assumption about the "else" branch?

Downgrading the client to b4 helped, left the server at rc4. I will pause my investigation there.

Fixed, see #3077 for more details.

  • upgraded from 1.1.b4 to 1.1.rc4
  • using an existing repo (mounted, no ssh involved)
  • tested create, prune, list, mount

PSA: if you have found something not working that should be fixed in 1.1.0, speak up now. :)

1.1.0 being released now, closing the rc feedback ticket.

Thanks to everybody who helped testing the Betas/RCs!

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