snapraid --force-empty sync

[Master CATZ]

WARNING! All the files previously present in disk 'd5' at dir '/mnt/SnapRaidArrayNA2/SRD5NA2B4/.snapshots/11960/snapshot/'
are now missing or have been rewritten!
This could occur when restoring a disk from a backup
program that is not setting correctly the timestamps.
If you want to 'sync' anyway, use 'snapraid --force-empty sync'.

I believe its just a timestamp issue as its a torrent that's been stuck 25% for a year
as the 1 and only file I believe that should be on that disk is still their ?
and I use a btrfs wrapper that takes a snapshot and then snapraid then syncs to that snapshot

how can I find out what files it thinks is missing ?
AI said to do

sudo snapraid --conf /etc/snapraidNA2.conf list d5
sudo snapraid --conf /etc/snapraidNA2.conf list -d d5
You cannot use -d, --filter-disk with the 'list' command

and using sudo snapraid --conf /etc/snapraidNA2.conf list
does not show me what disk # the files are on

sudo snapraid --conf /etc/snapraidNA2.conf check -d d5
only showed me missing txt file from d12 ???
and a file it thinks is recoverable (but does not tell me what disk it meant to be on )
but it does show 17 errors but does not list them ?

did the sync stop only on this error or could their be others that might have popped up after this ?
I do not want to run "snapraid --force-empty sync" if this will wipe other things

or should I just run a full scrub first ?

Running diff never told me of any such missing files ?

edit then I forgotten to try scrub first oh well

also I seem to be still running old version on Ubuntu after using
sudo dpkg -i snapraid_14.0rc3h-1_amd64.deb

snapraid -V
snapraid v12.4-2-g35ab0ba by Andrea Mazzoleni, http://www.snapraid.it

whereis snapraid
snapraid: /usr/bin/snapraid /usr/local/bin/snapraid /usr/share/man/man1/snapraid.1.gz /usr/share/man/man1/snapraid.1

/usr/bin/snapraid new version
/usr/local/bin/snapraid old version

[Leifi Plomeros]

using sudo snapraid --conf /etc/snapraidNA2.conf list does not show me what disk # the files are on

You can add this parameter to see full path in list:
--test-fmt path