DUPLICACY UPGRADING UPGRADE
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All in all, I’m fairly confident that the only missing data I have is from things that should have been pruned anyway, so fingers crossed for now.

DUPLICACY UPGRADING UPGRADE

I’m going to upgrade to the latest version, backup, prune, and check all once more and report back my findings either to say all is clear with the new version or I need help. You can exclude beans from sonar - because beans are just beans and you don't have to really worry. For example, the storage space estimate (by the B2 cloud storage calculator), estimates, for 4TB of storage (which is double my current backups of approximately 2TB) and with a growth of 50GB / month, is estimated to be only 1,687.50 over 5 years where the license fees for Duplicacy would be 2025.

DUPLICACY UPGRADING CODE

You can create a parent bean and extract the common attributes to it and then extend the 2 beans from the newly created parent bean, that way you will not get code duplication.

Eventually it fails with “Failed to locate the path for the chunk net/http: TLS handshake timeout” There are 3 approaches to solve the issue, I can think of. Sometimes it gets far enough to report things like “The chunk referenced by snapshot revision 112” does not exist, which is curious since the check all command only reported chunks missing for revision 1. Upon even further investigation, it seems my prune command tries to delete these and fails every time, sometimes before it even starts deleting chunks. Duplicate layer IDs remain in ArcMap when upgrading a map document (MXD) to ArcGIS GIS Server 10.5. I was going to just delete that snapshot and not worry about the missing chunks, but upon further investigation, I seem to have 382 snapshots without a single one missing. The only revision that is missing chunks is revision 1… which seems strange that I’ve been running this for a year and have revision 1. This feature turns any cloud storage server supporting only a basic set of file operations into a sophisticated deduplication-aware server. So I thought about it and I guess the only way to get them back would be if the storage location still had them. There are 3 core advantages of Duplicacy over any other open-source or commercial backup tools: Duplicacy is the only cloud backup tool that allows multiple computers to back up to the same cloud storage, taking advantage of cross-computer deduplication whenever possible, without direct communication among them.

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