Nextcloud worked!
Thanks, yes it seems I’m approaching the limit of my ram. I only have a Core2duo with 4 GB and using 3.2GB.
Firefox is running, using 250MB maybe if I kill that it will be enough. Maybe time to upgrade the ram.
Are you saying you’re running a full desktop enviromnent with Firefox on your server …
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Yes:( The command line scares me…ha ha.
I really only wanted a UI to navigate the folder structure and copy backups to an external drive. I suppose I could have chosen something other than Gnome, maybe XFCE or something ultra lightweight. Any suggestions?
My suggestion is to not install any desktop environment at all, considering that consumes a shitload of RAM. Not even mentioning running Firefox …
If you want to navigate folders, just install Nextcloud and try to configure it to mount the proper folders you want to browse (granted : i’m not 100% sure how to do this, but would be surprised if it’s not possible at all)
Copying backups to external drive should also be possible from Nextcloud (or the download button in the webadmin, new in 4.1, if you want to download backup from/to another machine)
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Unfortunately I’ve been unable to access the Backup Utility for some time, even after the migration. I can backup from the command line but not the webpanel, Is there any way to troubleshoot it?
I did find this issue Backup (+webadmin) not accessible anymore - #3 by isidoreisou I may try to remove every backup but the most recent ones to see if that corrects any issues with bad archives.
Hmpf okay … or you can also open the javascript console (F12) and report any obvious error that may be related
OMG, is this what you’re referring to?
https://1146.nohost.me/yunohost/admin/dist/js/script.min.js?version=18efc38d
Uuuuuuh no I was meaning the JS console … using F12, then in in the ‘Javascript’ tab, you should see some messages in red/yellow ?
(All of this after trying to reach the backup page…)
Before I do that, I ran the command
yunohost backup list --debug
and it returned no errors that I could see
admin@1146:~$ sudo yunohost backup list --debug
124 DEBUG initializing base actions map parser for cli
126 DEBUG loading actions map namespace ‘yunohost’
146 DEBUG building parser…
152 DEBUG building parser took 0.005s
153 DEBUG acquiring lock…
181 DEBUG lock has been acquired
233 DEBUG loading python module yunohost.backup took 0.052s
234 INFO processing action [3611.1]: yunohost.backup.list with args={‘human_readable’: False, ‘with_info’: False}
238 DEBUG action [3611.1] executed in 0.004s
238 DEBUG lock has been released
archives:
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- 20200527-142553
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- funkwhale-pre-upgrade1
- 20200804-202614
- 20200805-010329
- mastodon-pre-upgrade1
- alltube-pre-upgrade1
- 20200122-182256
- 20200226-055300
- 20200301-203243
- 20200329-175742
- 20200417-183908
- 20200427-145700
- 20201115-184405
- 20201115-184528
- peertube-pre-upgrade1
- wordpress-pre-upgrade2
- bitwarden-pre-upgrade1
- 20210307-204534
- mastodon-pre-upgrade2
- nextcloud-pre-upgrade2
- roundcube-pre-upgrade2
admin@1146:~$
Sorry to be naive, but the steps to get to the JS console are:
open webadmin
select backups
(when it hangs then select)
F12
javascript tab
red or yellow warnings?
Yes, is this right after you tried to access the backup archives …?
yes
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