There shall be no step 4 in this tutorial 5. This is probably not the most secure method, but I couldn’t figure out how to get environment variables to work with sudo… I guess security is okay, since only root has access to the preferences file) 3. Sudo duplicacy set -key password -value 'this is my storage passphrase' Save your passwords into your preferences file sudo duplicacy set -key webdav_password -value 'this is my webdav passphrase' Just ignore them and enter the requested passwords (which will trigger another error, but we’ll tackle that in the next step) 2. SecretService provider: dbus: DBUS_SESSION_BUS_ADDRESS not set You will probably get some errors like Reading the environment variable DUPLICACY_WEBDAV_PASSWORDįailed to store the value to the keyring: keyring/dbus: Error connecting to dbus session, not registering

Sudo duplicacy -d init -e NAS sure you adjust the working directory and the init command to suit your needs. Initialize your repository (mine is called NAS) cd /srv/NAS/ If you are just backing up files from a single user, you can probably save yourself a lot of trouble by not using sudo.

To start with: I’m running duplicacy as root so that I can backup files from different users in the same backup. (If you know a better/different way, please add it! Or if I made a mistake (I’m not a Linux expert!), please correct it.) The download is obviously not as fast (Averaging 16-32Mbit/s, with down periods of no network traffic (I assume processing the downloaded chunk)), thus not preferable.There are certainly many ways of doing this but here is how I managed to schedule duplicacy on a Linux server (Ubuntu 18.04). Just a quick update, if I restore with -threads not specified, it seems to last for much longer (albeit, I didn't leave it the full process of the restore). If you need any more information, or the full sanitize output, feel free to ask. At this point I ctrl+c the operation after a few minutes of being stagnant.Īm I doing something wrong here? Is there any reason why my download suddenly drops to near-zero?

Top: /path/to/duplicacy/restore, revision: 126, in-place: true, quick: true, delete: false Using 16384 iterations for key derivationī2_download_file_by_name did not return headers There are 0 compiled regular expressions stored Reading the environment variable DUPLICACY_PASSWORD Reading the environment variable DUPLICACY_B2_KEY Reading the environment variable DUPLICACY_B2_ID

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