This PR revives the `store-task-config` option that was never shown in the user interface and extends the feature to allow more flexibility in exporting the configurations.
The `Auto` setting is now on by default. For encrypted backups, this will store the backup configuration of the current backup with the backup for easy restore of a configuration.
For unencrypted backups, nothing will be stored by default.
To manually pick the what backup configurations are stored, the following options are also available:
- None: no configuration is stored
- Self: The configuration of the current backup is stored
- All: The configurations of all backups are stored
If the backup is not encrypted, the data is stored without any secrets (encryption keys, passphrases, passwords, api-keys, etc).
To override this, the following two options are also present:
- SelfWithForcedSecrets
- AllWithForcedSecrets
Using one of these when encryption is enabled has no additional effects, but for unecrypted backups this will include all secrets in the backups in plain-text.
This fixes#6256
This fixes#3073
This PR fixes a bug that caused backup searching to be case-sensitive.
The PR also exposes the case sensitive-flag in the API endpoint so the UI can toggle case-sensitive searching.
On the first connection attempt, the autentication can be a bit slower due to the setup, causing it to time out. This PR adds a specific timeout for authentication so the calls do not time out.
This updates some minor issues that would cause warnings or make things appear to not work, even though they would work fine when actually running a backup.
This changes the way license usage is calculated. Previously the licenses would prohibit enumerating more than what was licensed. This had the benefit that the backup engine was unaware that more items exists.
However, this also prevented filtering items, as the enumeration happens before the filters are applied.
With the new approach, enumeration is applied without imposing limitations, but actually reading the items are limited. This allows filtering unwanted items, and they will not count towards usage.
The downside of this approach is that the backup will contain empty "folders" that could, at a glance, appear to contain everything, but are in fact just empty folders.
To mitigate this, the warning message now explictly mentions that some folders may be empty.
This PR adds a single API endpoint for listing contents of remote source or backend. With this API, we can greatly simplify the FE as it does not need to know about webmodules for each provider, but can just use the single API.
To support this, the fulldisk module was updated slightly to return enumerable meta entries, similar to ms365 and gws providers.
The MSI update to a managed service component meant that the `Duplicati.WindowsService.exe` would only be installed if the "Install as service" option was selected.
This PR fixes it by directly installing `Duplicati.WindowsService.exe` in case the service install is not selected.
This PR fixes a bug where a script could write a new filter, but the filter was never applied to the backup.
This also fixes an issue where the filter string was not available in scripts or emails, except on the initial call.
This PR updates the logic so the `run-script-after` and `run-script-post-backup` also have access to the filter string, if needed for reporting or other.
This fixes#5143
This PR adds a service-side function to perform filter evaluation. This can be used by the FE to get more correct results when using complicated filters.
This fixes#6926
This fixes#4194
This fixes#3180
This PR implements support for reading and writing alternate data streams on Windows.
For now, the option is disabled by default and needs to be enabled with `--enable-ads-backup`. After this option is set, Duplicati will also extract any alternate datastreams from the filesystem and include them in the backup.
By default, ADS elements will be restored, but `--disable-ads-restore` can be used to ignore any ADS elements during the restore process.
This fixes#189
This adds a check that prevents restoring files outside the specified target folder when using the recovery tool.
When choosing to restore to a specific folder, the expectation is that files are not restored outside the folder, which could happen with symlinks or manually crafted entries. This blocks it the same way the regular restore does and also supports `--allow-restore-outside-target-directory` to disable the check.
Kenneth Skovhede