Using your last suggestion, that of changing the script "You can reinstall
fresh and choose another style for the backuppc user (change the adduser
command by removing --shell /bin/false and --system)" I removed the
"--system" and the "--shell /bin/false" and I got the following error:
Give passwo
Hi Bob,
Thanks for the feedback!
The symptoms you are getting are due to how I designed the script with
backuppc being a system user without shell etc. As such, it is not
related to BackupPC version - you can make BackupPC 4 work the way you
are used to.
There are many options for you to su
Just rebuilt an Ubuntu 18.04 with the
"Installing-BackupPC-4-from-tarball-or-git-on-Ubuntu" script that Mr.
Ehnberg recently updated.
When I try to ssh-copy-id "su - backuppc" does not work. When I "su -
backuppc -s /bin/bash:" I get a "backuppc@[myhostname]:~$" command prompt.
That is I am gettin
