@DustinB said in Invalid Health Check SR causes Bakup to fail with no error:
but I hadn't made any changes to the shares or the underlying storage on that host so I really wasn't sure what could have caused it.
But you did make a change to the pool, you
Correct... And, I spoke somewhat ambiguously. I was using the term "host" in the generic sense to describe the TrueNAS Scale that was hosting my backup SRs not in the sense of a proper xcp-ng host. In retrospect, NAS would have been more appropriate.
I have 2 TrueNASs, tns-01 and tns-02. tns-01 is the "primary" with solid state drives which hosts both the Old SR I had deleted and the new SR with which I replaced it. tns-02 is the "backup" with spinning drives and it hosts the SR where my backups are stored.
My backup Jobs backup to the Remotes on tns-02, but I use the primary SR backed with solid state drives for restoring health checks because I don't want to wait all night.
So I was confused because I hadn't modified any of the Remotes or shares or anything on tns-02, but because my backup jobs use the old SR that I had removed from tns-01, it failed and didn't give me much information to figure out why.
If I wanted to externalize the responsibility, I would probably attribute it to the Health Check configuration being inside the schedule configuration which has always seemed not intuitive to me, though that might just be my brain
