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I'm trying to backup my home directory (excluding a few folders). The backup is saved on a ~300 GB partition (called backups) of an internal drive, but not the same drive as the home directory. When I try to backup, everything goes OK until at some point Déjà Dup says there is no space left on "backups". The problem is that Déjà Dup only used ~20 GB at this point, so there is a ton of space left. I tried several times without luck.



Why is Déjà Dup saying this?



The size of my home directory, without the excluded folders, is 136 GB.


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So there are three possible places where Deja Dup might be out of space, and I don't think its error message tells you which. There is a bug filed about that.




  • You may have run out of space on the target partition (which it sounds like you didn't)

  • You may have run out of space in your home directory (~/.cache/deja-dup can get large)

  • You may have run out of space in /tmp


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