The proposal to merge lp:~ed.so/duplicity/reuse-passphrase-for-signing-fix into
lp:duplicity has been updated.
Status: Needs review = Merged
For more details, see:
https://code.launchpad.net/~ed.so/duplicity/reuse-passphrase-for-signing-fix/+merge/72541
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Due to conversations in the mailing list, I've retooled this branch to, instead
of using the system tarfile.py, just updating our internal copy to python2.7's
version (with changes for 2.4-compatibility).
Once we drop 2.4 support, it will be a simple change to drop our internal
version and use
On 23.08.2011 20:25, Kenneth Loafman wrote:
The size info is the problem. Each backend returns a list of filenames, but
getting size info is problematic. That's going to be a major piece of work
to get that info.
I am no pythonist per se, but is there a possibility to add a list_extended to
true but backends usually list all files anyway. dont they? .. ede
They do if you ask them to, and that's the only listing capability the current
Duplicity backend.py API has.
But if we're talking about adding to that API, I suspect most backends have a
query info about a particular file call
On 23.08.2011 21:02, Michael Terry wrote:
true but backends usually list all files anyway. dont they? .. ede
They do if you ask them to, and that's the only listing capability the
current Duplicity backend.py API has.
But if we're talking about adding to that API, I suspect most backends
ede, making resume optional is a good idea (maybe a --no-resume option). But
that's a separate bug/branch.
As for get_info() vs get_size(), I'm nervous about getting *all* infor we can.
That might be a lot, and some info is more or less expensive on different
backends.
See, for example, all
Heh, obviously that GFileInfo link should have been
http://developer.gnome.org/gio/stable/GFileInfo.html
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On 23.08.2011 22:49, Michael Terry wrote:
this is a mapped list, right?
I'm not familiar with that term, but were you asking what I meant by
dictionary? I meant a python dictionary, like:
a = {'key': 'value'}
a['key'] == 'value'
i am no pythonist, so yes a key-value list is called a
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