Re: [Duplicity-team] [Merge] lp:~mwilck/duplicity/0.7-series into lp:duplicity/0.7-series

Hi Edgar, > although already merged, i don't think it's perfect already. > > afaiu gpg2+ _always_ uses the agent if input is necessary. that's why the > manpage contained, auntil you removed > " > GnuPG 2 and newer ignore this option and will always use a running > .B gpg-agent > if no

Re: [Duplicity-team] [Merge] lp:~mwilck/duplicity/0.7-series into lp:duplicity/0.7-series

For reference, while this talks about a x20 speedup, for me there is no material speed difference for the test suite between r 1231 and r 1232, so this speedup must be in a scenario not exhibited in the tests. -- https://code.launchpad.net/~mwilck/duplicity/0.7-series/+merge/301332 Your team

Re: [Duplicity-team] [Merge] lp:~mwilck/duplicity/0.7-series into lp:duplicity/0.7-series

Martin, afaiu gpg2+ _always_ uses the agent if input is necessary. that's why the manpage contained, auntil you removed " GnuPG 2 and newer ignore this option and will always use a running .B gpg-agent if no passphrase was delivered. " this is because the passphrase input routines got moved from

Re: [Duplicity-team] [Merge] lp:~mwilck/duplicity/0.7-series into lp:duplicity/0.7-series

The problem is caused by different syntax of setsid invocation. setsid on Trusty doesn't support -w. I am pushing a patch that tests for -w support and uses the flag only if supported. -- https://code.launchpad.net/~mwilck/duplicity/0.7-series/+merge/301332 Your team duplicity-team is

Re: [Duplicity-team] [Merge] lp:~mwilck/duplicity/0.7-series into lp:duplicity/0.7-series

I use pip, Launchpad uses their repo, which is out of date. On Thursday, July 28, 2016, Martin Wilck wrote: > To make sure I understand correctly - my changes work on Xenial and Wily > but not on older Ubuntu releases? Are you using Ubuntu native pexpect > packages or pexpect

Re: [Duplicity-team] [Merge] lp:~mwilck/duplicity/0.7-series into lp:duplicity/0.7-series

To make sure I understand correctly - my changes work on Xenial and Wily but not on older Ubuntu releases? Are you using Ubuntu native pexpect packages or pexpect from PyPi? -- https://code.launchpad.net/~mwilck/duplicity/0.7-series/+merge/301332 Your team duplicity-team is requested to

Re: [Duplicity-team] [Merge] lp:~mwilck/duplicity/0.7-series into lp:duplicity/0.7-series

Hmm, that would mean that setsid behaves differently on different distributions. It might be a difference in how setsid behaves, or a difference in pexpect. In which test did the problems with "setsid -w" occur on precise / trusty? --