While it is on the roadmap, there is currently no ETA. Have you considered trying chain backups?

There is no limit to the local backup size in any paid version. Therefore, the answer to your question is yes

What is your OS?

Then add this Local HDD as "Storage Account". As far as I know it should then recreate the database itself and then let me use it? — Christian Rondeau

Yes. With Legacy backup format you can continue using the same backup plan with the new destination. With New backup format you will need to copy the old backup plan or create a new one

The software runs in the background, eliminating the need for login or keeping the UI open.

What product are you using? MSP360 Managed Backup or MSP360 Standalone Backup?

Are there any of you out there who have restored an image physical server to a VM directly from a backup source? Like being able to mount and run as a VM like hyper-v, virtual box, or VMware? — Lica Vasile

Spinning up a VM directly from the backup is not currently available but is on the roadmap. I've sent you an email if you'd like to continue the conversation and share your requirements with our product management team.

Currently, you can restore image-based backups as a virtual disk, but it seems like you need an instant restore to a VM

The Desktop edition should work; however, there are some limitations for ReFS volume backup, including:

- Item Level Restore is not supported
- Change Block Tracking is not supported
- Exclude files and folders is not supported

If I schedule daily incremental and weekly fulls, is there a way to have the fulls saved only if the scan finds changes from the previous full? — Jerry

There is no option to run a full backup only if data has changed. A full backup adheres to the specified schedule. You may want to consider adjusting the frequency of full backups. It's important to note that with the new backup format, storing at least two full backup copies is required

1. Move the repository to a different disk:
Follow the steps outlined in this guide: Local Repository Migration to a Different Location.

If this doesn't resolve the issue:

2. Recreate the repository:

- Open the CloudBerry Backup software and ensure there are no running plans.
- Right-click "Backup Service" in the bottom left corner and select "Stop Service."
- Close the CloudBerry Backup software interface.
- Navigate to the database location: C:\ProgramData\CloudBerryLab\CloudBerry Backup\Data\
- Rename "CBBackup.db" to "CBBackup-old.db"
- Relaunch the CloudBerry Backup software; the repository synchronization process should start automatically.
- Manually start the Backup Service by right-clicking and choosing "Start Service."

After the synchronization, you should be able to view all backed-up data on the Backup Storage tab and resume working with the backup.

There should be no problem. Are you using Legacy or New Backup Format?

What is the operating system (OS) you are using?
What is the version of the software you have installed?
Which storage provider are you using?
How long did the syncing process run for?

It appears you are using MSP360 Managed Backup. To address this, please open a support case by navigating to the management console and clicking on 'Support' in the top right corner

The freeware version allows storage of up to 5 TB in Amazon S3 and 200 GB in other cloud storage. The paid version supports 5 TB in any cloud storage, while the Ultimate license has no storage limit.

If you're attempting to continue backups on a different computer, please follow this guide: https://help.msp360.com/cloudberry-backup/miscellaneous/continue-backup

I have created an internal thread with our support engineer. You should have received an email.

It seems the connection was aborted on the B2 side. Have you already checked with their support?

Can you DM me the listing, please? https://help.msp360.com/cloudberry-backup-mac-linux/cli2/list

Additionally, please DM me your preferred contact email address. I will initiate a thread with one of our engineers to assist in troubleshooting.

What is it that you are trying to back up? A mounted disk or a network share? Are you using the new or legacy backup format?

It appears that your storage destination is SFTP, and you are attempting to delete a file that does not exist. Troubleshooting this issue with SFTP can be challenging. I recommend considering the use of Minio for a more effective solution