@florent OK gotcha, I figured this was the case.
So best option would be to create a new backup job, encrypt that to a new remote, then go back and delete all the old stuff when ready?
I worked around this issue by changing my full backup job to "delta backup" and enabling "force full backup" in the schedule options.
Delta backup seems more reliable as of now.
Looking forward to a fix as Zstd compression is an appealing feature of the full backup method.
@stevewest15
I believe this issue was resolved when the health check system was changed to detect network connectivity at startup so it did not need to wait for then entire VM to boot. Needs the Xen tools to be installed. I have not had an issue since this change.
This look great! Something I was missing.
But unfortunately I get an authentication error as well. I do not get it running.
I am using PowerShell 7.5 and I am using a cert that is singed by my own CA. This CA is included in the Windows cert store for trusted root certificates. With all browser this works fine. Hopefully someone has an idea?
Since I'm not used to using git, I was running a few tests on my "test" host.
I had made a change in my "one line commando"
My memory is not in best shape so I forgot the change and ran it in my update.
Now It's sorted out and ran a new update and voila
@olivierlambert
Here's the new model. We've tried a few combinations and I think with TrueNAS shared storage this will now work well.
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