This warning message indicates that a resumable backup, labeled 20250425-115723F, already exists from a previous attempt. The backup system has detected it and will do the following:
Remove any invalid or corrupted files from that existing backup attempt.
Resume the backup from where it left off, rather than starting over.
This is a normal and expected message if a previous backup was interrupted (due to system shutdown, network error, etc.). It helps avoid wasting time and resources by reusing valid parts of the incomplete backup.
If you're concerned or just reviewing logs, you generally don’t need to take action unless:
The resume process fails.
The backup system repeatedly logs this message without completing.
You're unsure if the resumed backup will be reliable (e.g., after a crash).
Would you like help verifying the integrity of the resumed backup once it finishes?
Else, DELETE the failed backup and take/run fresh backup. rm -rf /var/lib/pgbackrest/backup/your_stanza_name/20250425-115723F
Due to a backup failure in my Reposerver, the storage disk ran out of space, fixed later. I reschedule the cron job to take a full backup but it show for the last 3 hours
025-05-01 09:30:16.377 P00 WARN: resumable backup 20250425-115723F of same type exists -- invalid files will be removed then the backup will resume
This message only I am seeing when looking at the backup log for my repo , is this normal ? How much time does it take to start actual backup again ? Or something wrong ?
