Mark_in_Hollywood
April 15th, 2019, 06:06 PM
Is it possible that restoring files from a backup made by deja-dup in /home would corrupt or damage files in any other directory or folder? What I have in /home is data and not script files or the like that (in what insane world?) could run in an unexpected manner. I keep a production 'puter here and don't code or mess with things in /usr /bin/ "/" or elsewhere.
After upgrading from 16.04 to 18.04, my app, Gourmet Recipe Manager would not work. After extensive correspondence with the developer and coders q.v. -- https://github.com/thinkle/gourmet/issues/942
they advise that the OS is the problem. That is, somewhere in the OS, not the whole thing.
I would make the solution to this easy by doing a clean install, but if the problem is back at the deja-dup created backup of /home I don't want to make the same problem reappear.
Some help, please?
After upgrading from 16.04 to 18.04, my app, Gourmet Recipe Manager would not work. After extensive correspondence with the developer and coders q.v. -- https://github.com/thinkle/gourmet/issues/942
they advise that the OS is the problem. That is, somewhere in the OS, not the whole thing.
I would make the solution to this easy by doing a clean install, but if the problem is back at the deja-dup created backup of /home I don't want to make the same problem reappear.
Some help, please?