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quaint-alarm-7893

12/06/2022, 9:46 PM
is there a way to force harvester to re-scan an NFS backup target? i have two clusters, and if i backup in one cluster, and want to restore into the second cluster, i have to wait a file for the backup to show up once it's done.
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salmon-city-57654

12/07/2022, 2:45 PM
Hi @quaint-alarm-7893, Did you mean you could not see the NFS backup target on the restore side? If yes, you could simply remove/add backup target again to trigger re-scan.
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quaint-alarm-7893

12/07/2022, 10:22 PM
@salmon-city-57654 yes, kinda. in v1.0.3 it wont let me delete / re-add. but it's okay, i just had to wait for it to show up. i was more wondering if there's a pod i could kill that makes it re-scan when it re-launches or something. #impatient 🙂
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salmon-city-57654

12/08/2022, 3:13 AM
Hi @quaint-alarm-7893, Could you try to
edit-config
->
Use the default value
to reset the backup target?
@quaint-alarm-7893, could I clarify this question again? Do you mean that the backup sync is slow as this issue (https://github.com/harvester/harvester/issues/3253)? Or do you mean that you can not see the backup target on the restore side?
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quaint-alarm-7893

12/08/2022, 4:52 PM
@salmon-city-57654 my specific case is with two clusters, backup on cluster a, then restore on cluster b. if both clusters have the same NFS target already established, it takes a good while for cluster b to see a newly created backup that was made on cluster a.
that's what i think they mean by backup sync. how long it takes for one cluster to see backups made by another cluster.
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salmon-city-57654

12/12/2022, 4:59 PM
Ah, how do we know the backup is completed? That’s what you need to know, right?
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