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Restore of backup aborted. [Repetier-Server Monitor 1.4.0]

useruser
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I can't restore an settings to the new install repetier-server (raspberry pi 4). I checked all checkbox for restore.
https://imgur.com/a/KGysz9S

Comments

  • Repetier_SupportRepetier_Support
    Hello. Maybe there was an communication problem. Could you please try to restore every option after another?
  • useruser
    The checkbox not working
    https://imgur.com/a/S9celPf

  • Repetier_SupportRepetier_Support
    okay. Could you please provide me some details about the backup size?

  • useruser
    edited August 2021
    okay. Could you please provide me some details about the backup size?

    https://imgur.com/a/AFdubXJ
    ~ 6 Gb

  • RepetierRepetier
    How much free disk space do you have on the target? You need minimum 6GB free space to store all the zip files.
  • RepetierRepetier
    Actually if the target has no printer data you also need the space for the content of the 6gb zip.
  • useruser
    Repetier said:
    How much free disk space do you have on the target? You need minimum 6GB free space to store all the zip files.
    https://imgur.com/a/OJvT9cO
    I think that it ok.


  • Repetier_SupportRepetier_Support
    How did you enter the ip of the server into the RS-monitor?
    Did you entered it with port 3344?   
  • RepetierRepetier
    There is also a half manual solution as described in the readme in the backup folder. This bypasses the upload problem through the monitor, also with port 3344 it should have no limit and only fail if connection drops in between while uploading.
  • useruser
    How did you enter the ip of the server into the RS-monitor?
    Did you entered it with port 3344?   

    https://imgur.com/a/GSUtnOV

  • RepetierRepetier
    Is it only with the big file selected that it fails? In that case, please use the manual method for it. I can not say why it fails. Will try to create such a big file for tests and see if I can reproduce for a future version. There is no known size limit in this configuration, but apparently it fails. So either your network is having errors in the time it takes to upload or there is a unknown limit problem.
  • useruser
    edited August 2021
    Repetier said:
    Is it only with the big file selected that it fails? In that case, please use the manual method for it. I can not say why it fails. Will try to create such a big file for tests and see if I can reproduce for a future version. There is no known size limit in this configuration, but apparently it fails. So either your network is having errors in the time it takes to upload or there is a unknown limit problem.

    I think my network work OK. I can send the file uses winscp and it work ok. Can i enabled write an logs into an file?
  • RepetierRepetier
    Ok so glad it now is updated also manually. There is no log for this problem I think. I have now a 2gb sample so hope I can reproduce with it later. I think it is most likely a timeout from the file being not uploaded in an expected time.
  • useruser
    Repetier said:
    Ok so glad it now is updated also manually. There is no log for this problem I think. I have now a 2gb sample so hope I can reproduce with it later. I think it is most likely a timeout from the file being not uploaded in an expected time.

    I think it is true. It can will be settible parameter.
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