Android cloud backup doesn't work
XolbyNax opened this issue · comments
Version
3.0.1
Source
Google Play
Vault encryption
Yes (with biometric unlock)
Device
Xiaomi Mi 10T Pro
Android version
Android 14
ROM
Project Elixir 4.2
Steps to reproduce
Go to:
Settings > Backups
Toggle Android cloud backups
What do you expect to happen?
I expected to see a popup asking me to log in to my google account, and then to be able to see the backup here:
https://drive.google.com/drive/backups
Like this:
Pressing Trigger backup doesn't help either, it just makes backups locally.
What happens instead?
When i enable this option, some red text appears under it. No backups have been made yet. I'd guess this is the issue:
05-20 17:58:47.400 1764 5817 W BackupManagerService: [UserID:0] dataChanged but no participant pkg='com.beemdevelopment.aegis' uid=10527
But I ain't no dev, so, good luck, I guess.
Log
Hi, i have the same issue on my Pixel 7 Pro with Nextcloud as Backuptarget. It is possible, that the issue is longer in the App. my last backup in the Nextcloud is from January 8th 2024. So maybe after that date something changed.
Hopefully this can be fixed.
Best tegards
JamFX
I don't think this is a bug. This option allows for Aegis to be backed up by Android's internal APIs, (so backup solutions like Seedvault should work) but Aegis does not have integration with G Drive AFAIK.
WhatsApp (in the screenshot) has its own separation from device backups, if anything, Aegis should have been backed up inside the system's backup. I haven't used Google Play Services in a while, but I remember being able to check what was backed up in the last backup someway.
Hm, it worked earlier. There is an Option in "Backups" -> Cloud-Backups on Android. Aegis is dropping files in the desired folder. NextCloud seems to "ignore" them or doesn't recognize them. Any suggestions how to trigger this again?
@lucasmz-dev correctly described the way this works.
Enabling the "Android cloud backups" option doesn't immediately trigger a backup. Instead, a notification is sent to Android every time you make a change in Android, hinting that it's time for a backup. Then, whenever Android decides to do a device backup, Aegis will be included.