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I believe those .info files contain metadata that improves performance of a restore of backups that are stored remotely. They make it so that Virtualmin doesn't need to extract any information from the backup archive.
But please note, that there is a bug regarding this new feature. If you store the backup files offsite (via ssh) and you try to restore, then the backup (via ssh) fails. A workaround would be to either delete the info file stored offsite or just copy the backup folder/files locally.
Howdy,
I believe those .info files contain metadata that improves performance of a restore of backups that are stored remotely. They make it so that Virtualmin doesn't need to extract any information from the backup archive.
-Eric
Hi andreychek,
thank you very much again for your quick response. I allready thought it would be something of that kind.
Greetings Jose
But please note, that there is a bug regarding this new feature. If you store the backup files offsite (via ssh) and you try to restore, then the backup (via ssh) fails. A workaround would be to either delete the info file stored offsite or just copy the backup folder/files locally.