Hi Welloki,
Thank you very much for your help! I finally managed to do it :) effectively
I was missing the "sudo rdiff-backup " statement in the
ssh/authorized_keys now everything goes fantastic.
As well I found a tutorial it helped me to clarify me a bit more, I leave
the link here in case
Hi Weloki!
I've the same setup as yours and having the same problem, did you finally
found a solution?
I'm only able to do a full backup logging as root, and I don't want to do
that any help there?
weloki wrote:
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> On my server that I want backed up, I do not want to SSH into it as roo
Hi Duk,
I set up a regular user's account for rdiff-backup on my backup server as
well as a directory where I save the backed up files to. That directory has
permissions for only rdiff-backup user and group (chmod -R
rdiff-backup:rdiff-backup /dirname). On the servers that I want to be backed
up I
