The bug still persists in Fedora 13, here is the simple procedure to reproduce it with "deja-dup-14.0.3-1.fc13.i686":
We create some dummy files to backup in a folder on the desktop:
[Steven@dx5150 ~]$ mkdir ~/Desktop/source-folder
[Steven@dx5150 ~]$ touch ~/Desktop/source-folder/file1.txt
[Steven@dx5150 ~]$ touch ~/Desktop/source-folder/file2.txt
[Steven@dx5150 ~]$ mkdir ~/Desktop/destination-folder
We run the backup and control that everything went fine:
Run version 14.0.3 with encryption:
- Encrypt backup files
- Set encryption password
- Remember password
[Steven@dx5150 ~]$ ls ~/Desktop/destination-folder
duplicity-full.20100424T121103Z.manifest.gpg
duplicity-full.20100424T121103Z.vol1.difftar.gpg
duplicity-full-signatures.20100424T121103Z.sigtar.gpg
We remove one of the files from the source directory:
rm ~/Desktop/source-folder/file1.txt
We right-click on the source directory, and select "Revert to previous version". I'm expecting file1.txt to be restored, instead I'm getting an error: "Error creating directory: File exists"
The bug still persists in Fedora 13, here is the simple procedure to reproduce it with "deja-dup- 14.0.3- 1.fc13. i686":
We create some dummy files to backup in a folder on the desktop: source- folder source- folder/ file1.txt source- folder/ file2.txt destination- folder
[Steven@dx5150 ~]$ mkdir ~/Desktop/
[Steven@dx5150 ~]$ touch ~/Desktop/
[Steven@dx5150 ~]$ touch ~/Desktop/
[Steven@dx5150 ~]$ mkdir ~/Desktop/
We run the backup and control that everything went fine: destination- folder full.20100424T1 21103Z. manifest. gpg full.20100424T1 21103Z. vol1.difftar. gpg full-signatures .20100424T12110 3Z.sigtar. gpg
Run version 14.0.3 with encryption:
- Encrypt backup files
- Set encryption password
- Remember password
[Steven@dx5150 ~]$ ls ~/Desktop/
duplicity-
duplicity-
duplicity-
We remove one of the files from the source directory: source- folder/ file1.txt
rm ~/Desktop/
We right-click on the source directory, and select "Revert to previous version". I'm expecting file1.txt to be restored, instead I'm getting an error: "Error creating directory: File exists"