Re: [Duplicity-talk] Strange problem using duplicity

[Edgar Soldin]

not to be mistaken here .. sftp is not ftps ...
sftp is the filetransfer protocol of the openssh package
ftps is ssl encrypted ftp protocol with optional encrypted authentification

I just checked ncftp the ftp backend software of duplicity and does not
support encrypted ftp (ftps). They also do not plan to do so in the future.

As far as I understand you might use the "ssh://" backend together with
the option "*--scp-command sftp" to use a sftp only server. But I never
tried it though.

*good luck ede
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> Edgar Soldin wrote:
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>> Hey Boudewijn,
>>
>> are you sure that they don't support sftp as well? Did you try? That
>> would surely be supported in duplicity.
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>> regards Ede
>>     
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> Hi Ede,
>
> I'm quite sure, it's not being mentioned in the backend-list.
> Furthermore:
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> duplicity --encrypt-key "D6ABA9DB" --sign-key "C533733F"  \
> /root/duplicity/work/databases.sql ftps://address@hidden//
> Unknown protocol 'ftps'
>
> The same script works fine if s/ftps/ftp.
>
>
> Cheers,
>
> Boudewijn Ector
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