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From: | Aaron |
Subject: | Re: [Duplicity-talk] Question on dealing with Archives |
Date: | Wed, 7 Jun 2017 22:05:34 +0100 |
Hello Jeffrey, Aren't we all! My point was that if you are not using any of the incremental features or the ability to restore at various points in time etc, you do not need duplicity at all and could just create a tar.gz as normal and upload it. Tar can even handle --exclude statements etc. There is not a way to make duplicity create tar.gz files -- all those extra files and diffs you do not want are how we can do the efficient incremental versions. Unless you are using duplicity for an additional reason that I am missing. Why do you think you need duplicity? As I say, if you only need one version and simplicity is key, I would just zip/tar.gz up the files and copy them onto Amazon or whatever. Not trying to dissuade you from using duplicity, but something else may fit this use case better. Kind regards, Aaron |
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