u/sloopf

Today Backblaze started a backup of about 450gb which was unexpected then I saw quite a few mp3 files names whizzing by from my old mp3 drive that had no changes in name, folders, etc (except possibly a few newly modified files as it does periodically when they are played and which backblaze normally handles as expected). I checked one of the files and it had the same old last modified date from years ago. I checked the backblaze log file which I read about in this group and it does appear as though everything on that drive was legitimately being re-uploaded not deduplicated with a “+ m—“ code. What would cause this almost totally unchanged drive to get re-uploaded? The original files from the same drive are still visible on the website.

Since it is an over 10 year old drive I paused the backup not wanting to stress the drive and decided to backup a newer backup drive instead, which caused the queue to double to almost 900gb now but hopefully that part will work itself out. The files are still being re-uploaded not deduplicated (which I don’t expect at this point).

Hi a contractor replaced a dead Inskinerator Badger 5 with a Moen gxp50c (they said they were going to get me a better one but I didn't realize a different brand). From the beginning even when no food even entered it just during normal use washing dishes the water is frequently backing up into the sink. I tried three different removable baffles and one is better than the others after i cut it but water still backs up much more than the Badger 5. I even tried testing the Moen without any baffle and water was still overflowing, it's not even the baffle's problem.

Before I go to the expense of a plumber switching back to Insinkertor (I think getting under the sink and changing all the part back from Moen to Inskinerator is beyond my physical abilities), just want to make sure is this typical that the Moen would back up more with no food in it (I have tried to run it to make sure and do not use it for food just plate residue) and not even the baffle slowing it down, and are there any other tricks to improve the Moen flow?