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I think this needs notify-sharp-3 as an optional dependency, otherwise I get:

Aug 20 14:00:00 archpad mono[2053]: Failed to send notification: System.IO.FileNotFoundException: Could not load file or assembly 'notify-sharp, Version=0.4.0.0, Cultur>
Aug 20 14:00:00 archpad mono[2053]: File name: 'notify-sharp, Version=0.4.0.0, Culture=neutral, PublicKeyToken=2df29c54e245917a'
Aug 20 14:00:00 archpad mono[2053]:   at Duplicati.GUI.TrayIcon.GtkRunner.NotifyUser (System.String title, System.String message, Duplicati.GUI.TrayIcon.NotificationTyp>

Alright, I reverted back. Hopefully not too many people updated to 2.0.4.23, thanks to your quick response. I don't think putting a 1: before the version number is warranted.

Thanks for keeping me up-to-date with the insider knowledge. From the release notes I did not think that it "downgraded" some features.

Cheers!

I think reverting to 2.0.4.22 is a good idea. Thanks for your work in maintaining this package!

Actually my latest version was 2.0.4.22, which is the latest canary build. I'll revert back to that if you think that it might cause issues.

The versioning is a little strange this time due to the need to rush a release to warn beta channel users that the Amazon Cloud api is shutting down.

If the goal of this repository is to track the latest development, then I would not include version 2.0.4.23. The warning for Amazon Cloud users should already be present in version 2.0.4.21.

Hold on, I'm a little confused about the versioning. In my logs, 2.0.4.6 is dated Dec 12 2018, and versions have steadily increased since then. Should I just be considering the canary releases?

Please note that version 2.0.4.23 is essentially 2.0.4.5 with an additional warning that Amazon Cloud Drive is shutting down. It does not contain changes from 2.0.4.6 onwards, and users of more recent versions may encounter issues by "downgrading". If you do not use Amazon Cloud Drive, you can skip this update.

https://forum.duplicati.com/t/release-2-0-4-23-beta-2019-07-14/7522

Indeed, that is the issue.

It seems that your package installed correctly nonetheless, correct?

If it did, I'll push a fix with the next version, otherwise I'll do it sooner.

Hi, thanks for providing this package!

I got the following error as I installed the package just now:

...
(1/1) installing duplicati-latest                      [############################] 100%
error: 1 argument(s) specified

Usage: vercmp <ver1> <ver2>
/tmp/alpm_eJiMzU/.INSTALL: line 10: [: -lt: unary operator expected
...

I think I figured out the problem: post_install() calls post_upgrade(), which runs

if [ $(vercmp $2 2.0.2.10-1) -lt 0 ]; then

According to https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/PKGBUILD, post_upgrade is passed the new package version and the old one. I guess that when post_upgrade is called from post_install without a second argument (which would make sense in my case since I did not have a previous version installed), then $2 in the line above is not set and vercmp fails.

Yes, follow in the instructions that the package gives you after installation. To start the web interace, just run systemctl --user start duplicati. You can also enable duplicati if you want it to automatically start.