I ran into two small issues when trying to restore the whole system partition with QR 2.0 beta for the first time yesterday. The restoration was done from a standby system (a bare minimum El Capitan system with QR 2.0 b23 and some other essential utilities installed) as I intended to restore the whole system partition.

The restoration was mostly successful, but QR said it failed at the end. The log registered two errors:

Action	2015-11-27 12:53:00	       	  Recall issues

Action	2015-11-27 12:56:57	       	    volume carlosys

Action	2015-11-27 12:56:57	       	      Applications

Action	2015-11-27 12:53:00	       	        folder CrashPlan.app

Action	2015-11-27 12:53:00	Caution	          Stopped processing folder

Action	2015-11-27 12:53:00	       	            unable to set attributes

Action	2015-11-27 12:53:00	       	              Type: directory

Action	2015-11-27 12:53:00	       	              Path: /Volumes/carlosys/Applications/CrashPlan.app

Action	2015-11-27 12:53:00	       	              Name: CrashPlan.app

Action	2015-11-27 12:53:00	       	              ErrDescription: Operation not permitted

Action	2015-11-27 12:53:00	       	              attributeSet: 0x00020f00

Action	2015-11-27 12:53:00	       	              POSIXErr: 1

Action	2015-11-27 12:56:57	       	      Users/wang

Action	2015-11-27 12:56:40	       	        folder Documents

Action	2015-11-27 12:56:40	Caution	          unable to remove access control list

Action	2015-11-27 12:56:40	Minutia	            POSIXErr: 22

Action	2015-11-27 12:56:40	       	            ErrDescription: Invalid argument

I tried to restore again for the user profile folder (Users/wang) and this time QR made no complaint. Trying to do the same with the CrashPlan.app however ran into the same issue. I ended up reinstalling CrashPlan after booting into the restored system.

The system has been running smoothly after restoration so there should be no problem. But I guess I should report the incident back to you. A diag report was filed right after the failure yesterday.

These are pretty minor issues, and certainly don't warrant the reinstallation of any software.

The CrashPlan.app error is a curious one, but probably inconsequential. The error indicates that during the recall QRecall was trying to restore the last modified date, creation date, last attributes change date, and the permissions (access mask) for the app bundle folder. For some reason, the operation was prohibited by the operation system. It might be the case that the Crash Plan app has a special ACL that prohibits changing one or more of these attributes.

But since we're talking about the app bundle folder, as long as it's readable that's just about all that matters.

The second error is equally mysterious, but also doesn't really matter. During the restore, QRecall determined that there were ACLs attached to the Documents folder, but the last time it captured the Documents folder there were none, so it tried to delete the ACLs. Again, this was prohibited by the OS for some reason. This might be a new behavior in 10.11 due to SIP. I'll have to look into it.

Overall, pretty trivial issues for a full restore of El Capitan.