Cloudberry to AWS - Splitting Folder into C: and C$, D: and D$, why?
  • mturok
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    Cloudberry server backup to Amazon S3 storage is splitting a folder from a single backup into D: and D$. It's putting files into each, and there's no real rhyme nor reason that I can figure out why.

    I deleted the entire D$ and re-ran the backup. It recreated the D$ and put four subfolders and a bunch of files in there. The rest of the files it correctly put into D:

    Anyone know what's going on here? This isn't good if I need to find files to restore or entire sub-directories. I also can't tell easily if the uploads are working correctly.

    I apologize if this is a trivial problem, but I'm not even sure what to google.

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  • IvanS
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    ↪mturok


    Starting from version 6.0 we changed a backup path format.
    The path "D:" in your case, contains the data that you have backed up with version 5.9 and below.
    In earlier versions, we created the path using a colon ":", and now use the dollar sign "$" instead.

    So, when you delete the path "D$" and re-start the backup plan, the software just re-creates it from scratch. In case if you'd like to get rid of the old data, you should delete "D:".

    However, we do not recommend to delete anything manually!
    Please contact our support team to make it correctly.
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  • mturok
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    Alright. Thank you for the explanation and advice, Ivan.
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