For anyone interested: This turned out to be a specific bug in btrfs-progs preventing ONLY the send/receive function for two machines with different encodings. The fix landed recently in Debian Trixie and Bookworm-Backports. If you see this message on Bookworm, install btrfs-progs from backports. Other releases are not affected.by dehn - Debian
For anyone interested in this topic: I ended up installing the standard cron daemon and disabled all system cron tasks in the config, because I only need mine. I also pondered to install the package 'busybox-static', which would replace 'busybox', because it contains a small cron daemon. But the possible problems with kernel and initramfs, and also apparent configuration syntby dehn - Debian
Fair enough and thanks for looking, bhodi.by dehn - Debian
lsmod|grep btr btrfs 1466368 1 Yes, it's loaded. A partition is formatted with btrfs and the btrfs tools are working normally, though I haven't tested the btrfs receive command manually yet, which is what is called remotely by btrbk. See below for the exact command: ERROR: ... Command execution failed (exitcode=1) ERROR: ... sh: btrfs send '/home/daniel/Eby dehn - Debian
Hi, Recently I tried to setup a cron job, but found no cron daemon installed, neither crond, anacron nor busybox cron. Is that intentional? Is there a recommendation of a minimal and efficient cron package to install? It's not too important, as I have other ways for what i want o do. Cheers, Danielby dehn - Debian
Hi! I setup a btrbk remote backup that transfers btrfs subvolumes. Source is a amd64 machine targetting a NSA325v2 with latest kirkwood kernel and bookworm tarball. It fails with the error message "ERROR: ... invalid tlv in cmd tlv_type = 816" on the target machine. I found an indication, that this may be a busybox problem: https://github.com/opencomputeproject/onie/blob/master/by dehn - Debian
Hi bhodi and community! I am using the kirkwood kernels for some years and want to say thanks by contributing a script I wrote. It automates the step of checking the forum post for a new update and downloading the kernel archive, while staying as near as possible to the download instructions. Usual disclaimer: Use it at your own risk! That said it worked well for me for some time and is quiteby dehn - Debian