Re: [Duplicity-talk] Why do I have a 19GB ~/.cache/duplicity folder?

[edgar . soldin]

you will have to manually exclude it ..

it holds your backup chains index files (table of contents of the backup 
repository). Caching them locally accelerates options like status and 
incremental backup and others. These operations need to know what is 
already backed up to work. If they are cached they do not need to be 
transferred and decrypted every time again and again.

.. ede

On 10.02.2010 08:39, Piotr Karbowski wrote:
> Same here, but I have small .cache/duplicity dirs. What exacly is it
> and why I need it? Alo, if I backup homedir with duplicity, duplicity
> will default exclude ~/.cache/duplicity or should I do it?
>
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