I've listed the gnomevfs.NotFoundError failure mode above as a new bug,
since I cannot get a working backup:
https://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/+source/sbackup/+bug/67814
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Sorry.. i've posted a few times lately without enough experimention. You
can ignore the last post. I don't konw what's going on. I still don't
have a smoothly working backup, but I don't know why.
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Yet another update:
Okay, maybe this is what had gone wrong before: The "test" function works
without a colon, but the actual back up resulted in the following error. With
the colon back in, the backup went ahead fine. Anyway, I'm just happy to know
one option that works for what I'm doing (sch
I am not sure why the colon is needed for you. It works without the
colon for me and the directory is always absoulute as in
ssh://username:[EMAIL PROTECTED]/home/user/backupdir
I will try to investigate this how GnomeVFS handles that colon and try
to come up with a good way to explain when it is
Thanks.
Documentation is very important once an application is useful and popular!
Thank you for sbackup.
I will file a doc bug, but there is also a programming bug, it seems to me:
the sample string in the ssh:// box is wrong. In my version, it reads:
ssh://username:[EMAIL PROTECTED]/remote/dir
Thank you for your suggestions.
Can you open a new bug with that specifications (Asking for documentation)?
Documentation is very important, we know that. If you want to help
[more] by writing docs, feel free to contact Aigars. He's main developer
of sbackup. Any help is appreciate.
Bye,
Wendell
Aha.
ssh://robert:[EMAIL PROTECTED]:/home/robert
Something lke that works for me.
But the sample string given in the dialog box is not of that format at all!
There is no colon at the end of the host (contrary to ssh convention) in the
example.
Moreover, there is no indication that an absolute p
Hi!
You can open a terminal and type:
sudo sbackupd
You'll se the error message there.
By the way, are you putting the right path on ssh string connection?
ssh://robert:[EMAIL PROTECTED]/ --> it's missing the directory
part, something like that:
ssh://robert:[EMAIL PROTECTED]:/home/robert
I
That is a shame about shared key logins, but I've also tried with a target that
does not.
I've also tried erasing root's known_hosts. The only difference is that when
pressing the "test" button I got a dialogue box warning me that it was an
unknown host. I chose to log in anyway, and then got t
The problem most likely is that ssh key of the server has changed and
Gnomevfs rejects connecting to that server on such basis. Try erasing
/root/.ssh/known_hosts and see if that helps.
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what do you mean by "ssh pipe"? What exactly are you trying to write
into the URL field? (mask the password obviosely) There is currently a
bug that shared key logins via ssh do not work correctly. Only
username/password authentification is currently supported.
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No, it is not working for me, or else I am doing something wrong. I get
the same error as before. I am using version 0.10.
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It's working now. Fixed in 0.10 version.
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Assignee: (unassigned) => Aigars Mahinovs
Status: Unconfirmed => Fix Committed
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