On Wed, 20 Mar 2013 00:36:58 +0100, Kwadronaut-debian writes: >it worked fine (apt-get install duplicity/sid). However a little upgrade >note that --ssh-options *only* accepts an IdentityFile is probably still >necesary. > >Something like this won't work (presuming the different port there and >no ~/.ssh/config being present): >Debug: duplicity --no-print-statistics --ssh-options '-o Port=4422 >-o=IdentityFile=/root/.ssh/id_rsa' --encrypt-key...
nonstandard ports work if you give them in the uri:
duplicity ... ssh://somehost:4422/somedir
(and, as 0.6.20 re-adds the old pexpect-based ssh backend as a selectable
option, you can also use that if you require really weird ssh magic.)
regards
az
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