Since a few weeks, I can't Back-up any more my hard drive. I get the message that the file "Library/Receipts/com.apple.pkg.Pages10.bom” could not be backed up. See also the attachment.
Anybody with an idea how I can solve this problem?
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iMac 27″, macOS 15.6
Hold down the option key on your Mac while you click on the Time Machine "clock" icon at the top of the Mac's screen.
Click on Verify Backups
Let the process run until it completes or until you see an error message appear.
If an error message appears.......post back the exact text of the message.
The Verify Backups diagnostic check will take anywhere from 10-90 minutes or more, depending on the amount of data that you have in your backup files.
Let the process run until it completes or until you see an error message appear.
If this problem persists, restarting macOS will probably clear it.
I'd remove the add-on anti-malware app, and would use the built-in anti-malware.
This is not the first report with that tool, and you can report this error to Bitdefender:
As for the the other ⚠️ shown:
Fortunately, your backups are not corrupted.
Good advice from MrHoffman in the previous reply.
Try a restart on the Mac
Bitdefender isn't doing anything to help your Mac, and if the restart does not help, it is preventing Time Machine from running correctly.
Unfortunately, things are worse than expected. The error message above is an indication that your backups have likely been corrupted.
Try to run the Verify Backups check again. If it continues to fail, you will need to erase the Time Capsule disk and start over again with a new backup.
Unfortunately, no guarantees at this point because this will still not solve the issue if the disk itself is beginning to fail, which is a real possibility at this point.
Your Time Capsule disk is at least 7 years old and as much as 13 depending on then the Time Capsule was originally placed into service, so even if we can get the Time Capsule backups working again, my advice would be to begin thinking about a new backup plan that would not include the Time Capsule.
As you probably already know, the next Mac operating system will not support backups to a Time Capsule.
I’d wonder if something got corrupted.
Bob Timmons has the Time Machine side of this…
For the Mac side:
Boot Recovery, and use Disk Utility to check and (if issues are found) try to repair the storage.
Here’s a somewhat confusing mix of a RAID device and a non-RAID device, both reporting the 49218 error, and related details:
error 49218 - RAID/Hard drive mot mounting - Apple Community
And yeah, a TC is old and can be failing
Thx, I will try that.
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I restarted the computer and removed bitdefender and now I get error message below:
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Thx for your comments and suggestions. I will try a different back-up sustem and abolish the Time Capsule.
back up on Airport time capsule
