Coming from bug 989496:
Using Ubuntu One backend, the remote filenames are delivered from
backend.list() are in unicode (json module decodes the utf8 strings into
unicode object). Therefore when copy_to_local(fn) tries to log the data
using log.Notice(_("Copying %s to local cache.") % fn) the latter error
message crashes duplicity. So not only local filesystem encoding should
be considered but also the backend output.
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Duplicity doesn't handle non-utf8 filenames well
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