Hello,
Her is my "whise list":
-Server on Centos (linux) over the net.
-A desktop application for the final user:
- Select the folders to make backup on local PC
- Select the current user and password to make backup
- Select when the backup must be execute
If i need to configure rsa-key, add it to the server, etc. it would
be not
easy (and if the ip of the client change will be a problem with ssh)
This or that way - you need to create account on the server. So isn't
that easier to create account for user x, and set it's shell to rdiff-
backup --server? (i'm not sure if you can add parameters into /etc/
passwd shell field; if you cannot, just create script rdiff-server.sh,
make it default shell and put your rdiff-backup --server there - this
approach has big advantage in your case: you can do a lot more on
server side, like ie.: creating directory for this user backup).
Cheers---
Grzegorz Marszałek
gr...@post.pl
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