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This broke specifying multiple targets as tar would treat it as 1 file instead of multiple. I have checked this still works when TARGET is unset.

For example:

tar -zcvf something.tar.gz a/ b/

would insert the a and b folder in the archive while

tar -zcvf something.tar.gz "a/ b/"

would try to add the a/ b/ folder, which doesn't exist.

This broke specifying multiple targets as tar would treat it as 1 file instead of multiple.
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CodaBool commented Jun 3, 2025

I also needed to add double quotes to the .env file that gets written to /home/backup

example

@mikedidomizio
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Removing the quotes is probably going to be a problem as soon as you include a dir/file name with a space in it.

For instance /My Documents/something

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