Am 18.08.2010 17:37, schrieb Madhusudan Singh: The .tar.gpg should read .difftar.gpg. The question stands. On Wed, Aug 18, 2010 at 9:57 AM, Madhusudan Singh <address@hidden> wrote: Hello, I am trying
The google search did reveal that I should be getting .tar.bz2.gpg extensions. So, I do not know if my mac's version of duplicity is broken somehow (unlikely, since it passes on this task to gpg) or
Those are man page arguments for gpg. But arguments to gpg will not change or set the filenames generated by duplicity? -Scott That is what I have found on googling. Are these options valid options f
Uh... are you sure this relates to gpg-options ? ... doesn't have anything to do with GPG operations, I would say... Just guessing. Best regards, -- Olivier BERGER <address@hidden> http://www-public
Hi. I'm looking for options for remote backups on cloud storage services. I've found Amazon S3, but I'm looking for alternatives. I'm not so much eager to reinforcing monopolies in hosting my backups
Le mercredi 18 août 2010 à 09:57 -0500, Madhusudan Singh a écrit : Uh... are you sure this relates to gpg-options ? ... doesn't have anything to do with GPG operations, I would say... Just guessin
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Hello, I am trying to use duplicity (latest version and dependencies from MacPorts) to create .tar.bz2.gpg (compressed and encrypted) backups on a remote Linux server. I am using --gpg-options='--co
Folks: Duplicity has a plugin that can use Tahoe-LAFS as a backend. In addition, Tahoe-LAFS itself has grown a "tahoe backup" command which accomplishes encrypted backup, like duplicity does, but wit
I've been using duplicity pretty happily for a few months. My main remaining problem is the errors which I always get on those 3 (and only those 3) files, which seem utterly unrelated to each other o
I tried this now, but it didn't give me enough. I hope someone will find a solution for OS X 10.6 to get Duplicity to compile and work. I sure miss it.
Google for 'rs_file_copy_cb' instead and you'll find lots of hits. I'm not familiar with Mac, so maybe that will help. ...Ken Attachment: signature.asc Description: OpenPGP digital signature
Lluís Batlle schrieb: Hello Georg, I've never used a gpg-agent in that computer. I simply had a passphrase in the gpg secret key, and the backup command has been run every day since some weeks witho
I've been trying to comprehend exactly how duplicity will work for me as I continue to make backups. I've been searching the web and the mailing list archives for either a graphical representation or
On Tue, 24 Nov 2009 10:15:31 -0600, Kenneth Loafman <address@hidden> wrote: why sftp, yeah, upstream is always to low ;) but if duplicity runs it may affect other internet traffic so rate limiting it
I am not trying to force anyone to use duplicity, just to make it more secure. If that means using sftp over scp, then so be it. I suppose a commandline option would be the way to go, with the defaul
Thanks for the quick response! But... isn't it the other way around (i.e. you supply the hostname for s3, not for s3+http)? That is what the examples seem to say, anyway. You're most welcome! -- Jesp
There should not be any difference except that on the s3+http you supply the host name. The s3 protocol uses the default Amazon host, kind of a shortcut. Thanks for the pointer to the guide. ...Ken A