Michael Terry wrote:
2009/11/18 Heiko Baumann<address@hidden>:
/tmp/duplicity-scp-9882.sh is a wrapper shell script which limits bandwidth
depending on up/download speeds. with duplicity 0.5.18 this works great.
but with version 0.6.05 it does not work anymore. and i havent found a way
to limit bandwidth with sftp backend......
I believe there is an --sftp-command argument just like there is an
--scp-command argument. So you could use a similar wrapper script, I
assume.
Seems like the --scp-command arg is not very useful anymore.
I made the change to sftp-only as a security enhancement. With OpenSSH
you can chroot sftp, but not scp (have a look in previous list emails).
I thought it was worth it to just drop scp since it could not be used
in a chrooted environment.
For rate-limiting, look into tcp-wrappers.
...Ken
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