mono is a pain to remove due to the number of packages and the number of ways it can be installed. I would look at the list of packages that might be mono with: dpkg -l | grep mono and remove the packages that look like mono with apt-get purge replace_me_with_package_name
Installing a plugin that needs mono will reinstall the packages you need.
mono is a pain to remove due to the number of packages and the number of ways it can be installed. I would look at the list of packages that might be mono with: dpkg -l | grep mono and remove the packages that look like mono with apt-get purge replace_me_with_package_name
Installing a plugin that needs mono will reinstall the packages you need.
Thanks, ryecoaaron! I think I will make a backup and have a go at it.
Installing a plugin that needs mono will reinstall the packages you need.
But that's one of the problems. On the Duplicati wiki they say that it is best to use the Mono supplied Debian packages instead of the ones in APT. The old packages of APT are probably the cause of my problems with my backups.
https://github.com/duplicati/d…i/SSL-TLS-support-in-Mono
So I need to uninstall all mono packages and install those supplied by Mono.
Do you foresee any problems with that?
Can you maybe integrate this in the plugin?
Thanks.
So I need to uninstall all mono packages and install those supplied by Mono.
Uninstall, yes. Install manually, no. You just need to enable the mono-project repo and installing the plugin will use the packages from that repo because they are a higher version.
Do you foresee any problems with that?
Nope
Can you maybe integrate this in the plugin?
Nope. Not possible. All the plugin can do is set a dependency on duplicati which has a dependency on mono. If the mono project repo isn't enabled before installing the plugin, it will use the Debian packages. If it is enabled, then it will use the mono packages from there.
Uninstall, yes. Install manually, no. You just need to enable the mono-project repo and installing the plugin will use the packages from that repo because they are a higher version.
Nope
Nope. Not possible. All the plugin can do is set a dependency on duplicati which has a dependency on mono. If the mono project repo isn't enabled before installing the plugin, it will use the Debian packages. If it is enabled, then it will use the mono packages from there.
OK, thanks a lot! I hope this will work.
Wouldn't it be best to upgrade to OMV4?
Wouldn't it be best to upgrade to OMV4?
That's a good point. I've considered that, but I find it a bit early to upgrade. I'm not sure it is already stable enough.
I'm not sure it is already stable enough.
I think using OMV 4.x is the equivalent of using the mono project repo. The nice thing about OMV 4.x is that the mono packages are probably new enough that you don't need the mono project repos.
The upgrade didn't go without problems, but in the end it resolved my issue with Duplicati. Thanks again!
Care to mention what these problems were and if they were a pain to get around? I'm having the same issue as I now have multiple versions of backups and when I go to delete old versions, I get time out errors and it tells me to rebuild my database.
Care to mention what these problems were and if they were a pain to get around? I'm having the same issue as I now have multiple versions of backups and when I go to delete old versions, I get time out errors and it tells me to rebuild my database.
The upgrade of Duplicati wasn't really a problem, that was with OMV. I didn't have the problems you describe. Unfortunately I can't help you with that.
The upgrade of Duplicati wasn't really a problem, that was with OMV. I didn't have the problems you describe. Unfortunately I can't help you with that.
It's all good, I meant in regards to upgrading mono, but I found a guide that made it relatively painless. I'll leave the steps here for what I did to my machine in case anyone else has this problem with duplicati in the future.
sudo apt-key adv --keyserver hkp://keyserver.ubuntu.com:80 --recv-keys 3FA7E0328081BFF6A14DA29AA6A19B38D3D831EF
echo "deb http://download.mono-project.com/repo/debian stable-jessie main" | sudo tee /etc/apt/sources.list.d/mono-official-stable.list
sudo apt-get update
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