Registered
2008-09-14
by
Greg A
Duplicity backs directories by producing encrypted tar-format volumes and uploading them to a remote or local file server. Because duplicity uses librsync, the incremental archives are space efficient and only record the parts of files that have changed since the last backup. Because duplicity uses GnuPG to encrypt and/or sign these archives, they will be safe from spying and/or modification by the server.
View full history Series and milestones
0.8-series series is the current focus of development.
All code Code
- Version control system:
- Bazaar
- Programming languages:
- Python, C
All questions Latest questions
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Using lots of memory while backup with Duplicity
Posted on 2017-06-05 -
Support for S3 saml federated authentication (token)
Posted on 2017-05-12 -
Too many open files (again)
Posted on 2017-05-05 -
How to stop ever-growing backup volume?
Posted on 2017-03-30 -
Duplicity never ending job, lots of instances
Posted on 2017-03-20
All packages Packages in Distributions
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duplicity source package in Zesty
Version 0.7.06-2ubuntu3 uploaded on 2017-03-12 -
duplicity source package in Yakkety
Version 0.7.06-2ubuntu2 uploaded on 2016-02-18 -
duplicity source package in Xenial
Version 0.7.06-2ubuntu2 uploaded on 2016-02-18 -
duplicity source package in Wily
Version 0.7.02-1ubuntu1 uploaded on 2015-05-11 -
duplicity source package in Vivid
Version 0.7.01-1ubuntu1 uploaded on 2015-02-04
All bugs Latest bugs reported
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Bug #1705934: Allow per-directory include-filelist
Reported on 2017-07-23 -
Bug #1705849: duplicity fails to restore backup with key error: 1 on volume_name_dict
Reported on 2017-07-22 -
Bug #1702715: Only sync relevant remote metadata to prevent big cache
Reported on 2017-07-06 -
Bug #1702696: Ignore Errors on restore
Reported on 2017-07-06 -
Bug #1702197: Backup to same target under different names
Reported on 2017-07-04
All blueprints Latest blueprints
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Public Cloud Archive (OVH) backend
Registered on 2017-06-14 -
Store prefix affinity in multibackend setup
Registered on 2017-06-09 -
Baidu PCS backend
Registered on 2013-09-12 -
Google Drive v2 Backend
Registered on 2013-04-18 -
Python 3 Support
Registered on 2012-03-31
More contributors Top contributors
- Kenneth Loafman 960 points
- nils 365 points
- Aaron Whitehouse 230 points
- Xavier Lucas 154 points
- edso 117 points
