Closed pcace closed 1 year ago
please run this test case as a regular user (not root) and let me know if it works:
# simply ignore permission errors in duplicity output
duplicity full --no-encryption /etc file:///tmp/test_etc_bkp
mkdir /tmp/duplicity_fuse
PASSPHRASE='' python -i duplicity-fuse.py -o url=file:///tmp/test_etc_bkp /tmp/duplicity_fuse
ls -l /tmp/duplicity_fuse/*full/hosts
# you should get something like
# -rw-r--r-- 1 root root 999 apr 14 00:38 /tmp/duplicity_fuse/20181007174353_full/hosts
i also wonder why you want to be able to write into the mounted archive. the mount is supposed to be read-only.
Hey, thank you for your fast response! But here is another one - i guess its not meant to be like this: i can mount the backups (and it shows up correctly my one single testbackup) - but i am not able to read write whatsoever in that mount. Any idea what the Problem might be?
Cheers and thanks!!!