Exception thrown at the end of a backup

[artehe]

At the moment as far as I can tell the backup completes successfully and all the files are present, however the device sends an error message instead of the completion message.

OS = Windows 11
iOS = 13.7
Device = iPhone 8

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
<!DOCTYPE plist PUBLIC "-//Apple Computer//DTD PLIST 1.0//EN" "http://www.apple.com/DTDs/PropertyList-1.0.dtd">
<plist version="1.0">
	<dict>
		<key>ErrorCode</key>
		<integer>205</integer>
		<key>ErrorDescription</key>
		<string>Manifest references files not in backup (MBErrorDomain/205)</string>
		<key>MessageName</key>
		<string>Response</string>
	</dict>
</plist>

[artehe]

I suspect this is to do with the phone being currently / previously jailbroken and am unsure what if anything can be done about that at the moment.

[MarkFassett]

My device is not jailbroken, and never has been, and I see this issue.

[artehe]

My device is not jailbroken, and never has been, and I see this issue.

Interesting 🤔

Not sure what it could be then..... Does it happen with any older version of the library?

I would check but I won't have access to an iOS device till Monday

[MarkFassett]

It doesn't happen on 1.x - I'm investigating the differences in my manifest (between 1.x and 2.x) to see "what" files it thinks are not part of the backup, hoping that will provide a clue.

[artehe]

It might be worth having a look if the backup sizes are any different and also if there's any difference in the number of files that exist in the backups as well

[MarkFassett]

The manifest.db file has the same number of entries in the files table. Hmmm....

[MarkFassett]

I compared the two directories, and there were no files "missing", though some files are changed, but I think that's due to just the running of the OS. The Status.Plist and Manifest.db and Manifest.plist files all seem basically the same (differences, but mostly binary things that are probably related to date/time of the backup, etc...)