attempt is duplicity with
or This is because the default file name with duplicity Dopplepunkten created that can not handle a Microsoft operating system. Fortunately, there is a duplicity option can be used with the switch to a different format for file names:
- short-filenames
If this option is specified, the names of the files duplicity writes will be shorter ( about 30 chars) but less understandable. This may be useful when backing up to Mac OS or another OS or FS that does not support long file names.
now is only to convince even ftplicity to use this option. Since there is no corresponding parameter in the configuration file, you must edit the file at ftplicity directly: to the line 80 around you have in the last line of the function
function ftply {# is the actual wrapper function
FTP_PASSWORD = "$ ZIEL_PW" \\
PASS PHRASE = "$ GPG_PW" \\
TMPDIR = "$ TEMP_DIR" \\
$ duplicity - encrypt-key $ GPG_KEY \\
- sign-key $ GPG_KEY - $ verbosity VERBOSITY \\
add "$ @"}
the additional option:
function ftply {# is the actual wrapper function
FTP_PASSWORD = "$ ZIEL_PW" \\
PASS PHRASE = "$ GPG_PW" \\
TMPDIR = "$ TEMP_DIR" \\
$ duplicity - encrypt-key $ GPG_KEY \\
- sign-key $ GPG_KEY - $ verbosity VERBOSITY \\
- short-filenames "$ @ "
}
then folds back up with a Microsoft FTP server.
. This file contains the time of the next query in milliseconds since 1970. Since this is a long 
