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Summary:
When I do a backup on the ISO via "rear mkbackup"
then recovery via "rear recover" works.
But "rear mkrescue" with
BACKUP_URL="iso:///mybackup"
is useless and even dangerous because such an ISO can
never work later for "rear recover" because a non-working
backup URL is stored in that recovery system.
Doing "rear recover" with such a "rear mkrescue" ISO fails with
RESCUE e205:~ # rear -d -D recover
...
ERROR: Backup archive 'backup.tar.gz' not found.
Aborting due to an error, check /var/log/rear/rear-e205.log for details
In case of "rear mkrescue" there is no backup in the ISO
so that such an ISO is useless because it can never work
unless the backup is actually in the ISO.
Therefore backup in the ISO via something like
BACKUP_URL="iso:///mybackup"
conflicts with "rear mkrescue" so that the mkrescue workflow
must be forbidden when the backup is configured to be in the ISO.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
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Forbid mkrescue and mkbackuponly for BACKUP_URL="iso:///..."
because they do not make sense when the backup
is configured to be in the ISO,
see #1545
and #1547
and #1548
Require BACKUP_URL for BACKUP=NETFS and
document that in default.conf and in the man page
see #1532 (comment)
and subsequent comments.
This is a follow-up of #1545
Current ReaR master code:
Summary:
When I do a backup on the ISO via "rear mkbackup"
then recovery via "rear recover" works.
But "rear mkrescue" with
is useless and even dangerous because such an ISO can
never work later for "rear recover" because a non-working
backup URL is stored in that recovery system.
Doing "rear recover" with such a "rear mkrescue" ISO fails with
In case of "rear mkrescue" there is no backup in the ISO
so that such an ISO is useless because it can never work
unless the backup is actually in the ISO.
Therefore backup in the ISO via something like
conflicts with "rear mkrescue" so that the mkrescue workflow
must be forbidden when the backup is configured to be in the ISO.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: