1. That was my substituation.. consider those as variables.

2. Is there any means by which I can provide the passphrase to the scheduled backups?
It seems that thay do not run in the current logged-in session, otherwise they could have used the session's ssh agent.

micah wrote:
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Ahmad Khayyat wrote:
  
Package: backupninja
Version: 0.9-1

backupninja -t -n succeeds, but scheduled backups don's. They produce
the message:

*failed* -- /etc/backup.d/90.rdiff

== fatal errors from /etc/backup.d/90.rdiff ==

Fatal: Can't connect to <dest-host> as <dest-user>.
    

Does the error really say <dest-host> as <dest-user>, or was this a
substitution that you did?

  
I noticed that the helper script uses dsa while I'm using rsa. Anyway, I
can ssh without a password and backupninja -n completes the backup
successfully.
Note that I have a passphrase for my keys but I'm using an agent
(ssh-add) so that I can ssh without any prompts or passwords. I don't
want to have an empty passphrase.
    

If you have a passphrase on your key, then scheduled backups are going
to somehow need to get that passphrase from you during the backups...

micah
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