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I can't help you with borgmatic, but the traceback seen above is incomplete (usually one should see the specific file name for which the os_open fails). Maybe check if the source_directories you give all actually exist. See also there: #6374 In general, if you switch users and also force borg to use the same base directory, you create a permissions mixup which you have to fix manually. |
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Closing this as outdated: it has seen no activity for a long time and predates the current borg releases. If this still affects you on a current version - borg 1.4.x (stable) or the borg 2.0.0 beta - please open a new discussion with up-to-date details. |
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On my Synology NAS, I was running
borgmaticas the root user. I switched the task to a non-root user instead. However, I get failures when I runborgmatic --create --prune(see below).I moved the entire borg directory & files to a new location and did
chmod&chownto switch the user and permissions.I'm not sure why I still get this failure. Borg is very difficult to use with mysterious errors and no clear way to recover from them. I'm at the end of my rope.
The YAML I use is:
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