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Don't override FUSE mount permissions #436
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Is your FUSE too old or too new to have this option? This option makes sure that you can read the files, even though the backup was previously done by another user with restricted perms. |
Do you know how to remove that option? I do not need it... |
I have removed the version I installed with pip and I have installed Vorta again with flatpack. What does it mean? What's wrong now? If I try to mount using |
borgbackup/borg#5064 maybe? |
The flatpak uses llfuse-1.3.6. |
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The flatpak uses llfuse-1.3.6. |
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I can mount successfully if I use borg via command line. Isn't weird? |
"Transport endpoint not connected" is a not very helpful error message. When running Without that traceback one can only guess... |
As i said using How can I give you more details about the error? |
The precise mount command used by Vorta will be in the logs. Worth trying that directly as well. I added some stuff to make sure they are readable by the current user. |
I have no errors in the log file:
As I said before I get that error when I try to open the destination folder. |
I meant you can use the mount command from there and test it independentyl:
If this reproduces the error, we can change the mount command if it makes a difference. |
Ok, running
Instead, running It asks me for repository password and the it works with no problems. Could be a permissions issue? |
Could be. Ever tried using Vorta from outside Snap? |
@m3nu I guess you mean flatpak? 😉 |
@smartm0use what are the permissions of your mountpoint and from which user did you execute borg mount? |
I just run Vorta from Ubuntu applications menu and the caption in the GUI is "Vorta for Borg Backup (as superuser)" |
As superuser? |
I did not know. How to change it? |
Seems to be a bug of Mate desktop: mate-desktop/marco#301 |
Please look again at the first message of this issue. It seems I had a similar problem even when I installed Vorta using |
I do see the same error when mounting an archive here using Ubuntu 18.04:
If I run this command in the terminal:
I've been asked for the passphrase and then I also do get the following error:
My workaround at the moment is, running this command w/o the additional mount options:
This works for me. Umount is done by:
I am using the llfuse which comes with my distro, so not the latest version:
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Ok, so, why should we use Vorta if I have to use command line to have borg working? |
@smartm0use I will not invest time into answering you anymore as you obviously do not value the time of others who provide this software for free and tried to help you with your issue. |
@Hofer-Julian Maybe you misunderstand me due my bad english. |
Good morning guys, as I mentioned, working with the terminal is my workaround at the moment so that I am able to mount an archive. I found this topic here after I discovered this problem on my machine. As @Hofer-Julian supposed, this may be related to the version of Thank you. |
Any news? |
Is this still an issue? Couldn't reproduce on Debian Testing. Maybe Borg or FUSE was too old. |
If the I added it to avoid permission errors when restoring files from NAS servers with restrictive permissions. |
@m3nu do you have more details? umask is something evaluated within our |
The Borg version shipped with Ubuntu 18.04 doesn't support the I'll add a feature flag for it, as we have with some other features. I don't think you need to make any change in Borg, @ThomasWaldmann . 1: borgbackup/borg@eb61c21
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Fixed in #682. You can now enable overriding permissions in the Misc tab. Applies to all profiles. |
Glad to see it has been fixed :) |
Hello, I'm using Vorta (and borg) for the first time.
I have installed the latest version (0.6.24) and I have made a couple of backups.
Now I have two rows in the Archive section and I'm trying to mount any of them, but it seems not to work.
I click on "mount" and I select the folder, then nothing happens, I get this text:
After I have selected the folder if I double click on the archive it opens the folder but it is empty.
I'm on Ubuntu 18.04.4 LTS.
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