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[BUG] Linux / Windows 2.0.3 not working #396
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I admit that the handling isn't properly done, but your call is wrong: you need to call with only the destination server::folder you want to test i.e. in your case without the source parameter |
FIX: more meaningful error message when trying to test-server a local path, addresses #396 The message could be even better, an assert statement isn't the right way to handle this, but let's improve once we have a better parameter parsing.
Wow... since things 'worked' for years with the old rdiff 1.x.x, I never suspected that was the issue. Thanks! After removing that local path the test-server works. I had gone down the rabbit hole of messing with ssh versus putty (plink) and there were lots of other issues (and exception messages), so I lost sight of the incorrect args to test-server. |
FIX: more meaningful error message when trying to test-server a local path, addresses #396 The message could be even better, an assert statement isn't the right way to handle this, but let's improve once we have a better parameter parsing.
Then I consider the issue to be solved, it'll get closed once the PR #397 is merged. |
I 'accidentally' updated all my Linux/Centos servers from rdiff-backup 1 to 2.0.3 (via EPEL). And now my two windows 10 machines can no longer backup to the Linux/Centos servers. After realizing the version mismatch I also updated Windows to 2.0.3, but no success.
Note that my configuration under version 1 was a known working one for many many years.
I tried using the built-in Win10 SSH as mentioned in #393 and encountered new issues (same as @bng919 reported ) so I was trying to stick with plink.exe (putty) since it was a known working configuration.
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