Hi
I’ve just started using the new Deja Dup, which now uses Restic under the hood.
I made a few backups on Google Drive, and now I am trying to mount them.
However, nothing happens: it keeps on “thinking” but after several minutes, nothing still happens.
I tried running with debug info
DEJA_DUP_DEBUG=1 deja-dup
When it comes to the real mounting I see
Running the following tool (7459) command: restic '--json' '--cleanup-cache' '--cache-dir=/home/bettini/.cache/deja-dup/restic' '--option=rclone.program=rclone' '--repo=rclone::drive:<my path>' 'mount' '--path-template=ids/%I' '/run/user/1000/deja-dup/restic/<an id>'
I’m on Arch, maybe I miss some dependencies?
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mterry
(Michael Terry)
September 30, 2025, 11:16am
2
You did nothing wrong - this is my bad. There’s an upstream ticket about this issue, which prevents that restore flow from working outside of flatpaks. Ahem. I’m going to cut a new release today with a fix.
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Thanks for the feedback and for the upcoming fix
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I’m afraid the patched version still has a few problems.
While fusermount and fusermount3 are available on my system, I get this error:
The script looks like the fixed one:
# If not in a flatpak, just call onward.
if [ ! -f /.flatpak-info ]; then
if [ -n "" ]; then
exec echo ""
elif command -pv fusermount3 > /dev/null; then
exec command -pv fusermount3
elif command -pv fusermount > /dev/null; then
exec command -pv fusermount
else
exit 10 # fusermount not found
fi
fi
In /usr/lib/deja-dup/deja-dup-find-fusermount
mterry
(Michael Terry)
October 1, 2025, 12:00pm
5
OK that issue is fixed by fusermount: avoid 'exec' calls (1f1d3749) · Commits · World / Déjà Dup Backups · GitLab which avoids “exec” calls because on Arch (and maybe other places? still working through the impact) it doesn’t like exec command
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Everything works like a charm now!
Thanks!
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system
(system)
Closed
November 17, 2025, 7:29am
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