Hey All,
I just recently set up a backup for the first time. Upon running said backup it's saying 10TB to go however my file folder is only 623g. Am I missing something here? Is this correct? My online cloud storage is only 2TB so I may be in some trouble here.
Hi everyone,
I'm trying to understand if this is a bug or something specific to my setup.
Environment:
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Windows 11 Pro
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Duplicati 2.2.0.3_stable_2026-01-06
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Running as Windows Service (Duplicati.WindowsService.exe)
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Service startup type: Automatic
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Desktop machine, no sleep, no hibernation
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Not on battery
Issue:
Duplicati runs normally for about 1–2 days and then all scheduled backups stop executing.
The Windows Service remains in "Running" state.
There are no errors in the stored logs.
"unacked-error" and "unacked-warning" are both false.
"paused-until" is 0.
The UI shows the "Resume" button in the top right corner.
When I click Resume, everything starts working normally again for another 1–2 days, then it pauses again.
Important details:
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This affects all backup jobs (Local, Google Drive, OneDrive).
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No authentication issues.
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No backend errors.
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Happens on multiple machines (same version).
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Fresh Windows installation.
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Server-port-changed is marked as True in system settings.
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No power management restrictions.
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Not using pause on battery or time-based pause.
It looks like the internal scheduler is entering a paused state without logging an error.
Has anyone experienced this behavior on 2.2.x when running as a Windows Service?
Is this a known scheduler issue in the new 2.2 core?
Would deleting server.sqlite help?
Is running without Windows Service more stable in 2.2?
Any insights would be appreciated.
Thanks!
