Right, the ever changing backup hooks…
I’ve fixed already Archivist, not that one.
I’ll do that right away.
Backups are made on the main server, then encrypted and sent to the fallback server.
In order to backup and send only new stuff from the main server, the backup is kept along with the checksum.
You can though remove the checksums and the backups if you want, but your main server will recreate everything each time. That’s a matter of free space vs proc time.
There’s no way though to not store the backup before sending them as the rsync command works on the entire directory.
Considering the last error with ssh.
You may want to try to connect with ssh to the fallback server to check if everything’s fine. Maybe the key needs to be validated.
Get your ssh credential from /opt/yunohost/fallback/send_process/config.conf
PS: About synapse complaining about not being stopped…
Well, fallback app uses YunoHost to make backups, so it uses Synapse backup script.
What’s “funny” here is that the backup script is telling you to stop the service before running it instead of stopping the service itself… Which is, for a bash script dedicated to that purpose, the easiest thing to do…
Anyway… Nothing I can do about it…