Re: [Duplicity-talk] rsync to rsync.net

[rsync.net]

Ken, et. al,


On Tue, 18 Apr 2017, Kenneth Loafman via Duplicity-talk wrote:

> I think I see it... Is there really a colon at the end of the duplicity 
> command?  That could throw the URL parser off.


rsync.net uses a "default" directory with *NO* leading forward slash ... 
so if you were doing a plain old rsync, the command would look like:


rsync -avH /your/files address@hidden:


or, if you had a destination directory here:


rsync -avH /your/files address@hidden:some/dest/folder


... the bottom line is, there is no *leading* slash in the remote 
address@hidden:path ...

I do not know the proper duplicity translation of this to get the command 
line this user (our customer) wants, but I hope this clarifies it for you 
...


Thanks,

John Kozubik
rsync.net, Inc.