here comes the fallout of one such run.
the cmdline is: /usr/bin/duplicity -v 9 --no-encryption full /tmp rsync://luser@otherbox::/module/somedir/
please note the remote user specification: duplicity loses that, and of course, things subsequently don't work.
i've also attached the strace output (filtered; only execve's) of said run: you can see that the remote user name is never passed to rsync.
the same happens if you go for authenticated rsync: rsync://luser:lame@otherbox::/module/somedir/ results in the same dud arguments passed to rsync.
here comes the fallout of one such run.
the cmdline is: /luser@ otherbox: :/module/ somedir/
/usr/bin/duplicity -v 9 --no-encryption full /tmp rsync:/
please note the remote user specification: duplicity loses that, and of course, things subsequently don't work.
i've also attached the strace output (filtered; only execve's) of said run: you can see that the remote user name is
never passed to rsync.
the same happens if you go for authenticated rsync: rsync:/ /luser: lame@otherbox: :/module/ somedir/
results in the same dud arguments passed to rsync.