2018
duplicity - Backblaze
Configure duplicity-backup.sh to backup to backblaze as well as other cloud services (parallel).
duplicity backup - going cloud
Overview over duplicity backup post series.
duplicity - multi-site backup
Configure duplicity to backup to multiple remote sites at once using the multi backend handler.
dupicity backup - Dropbox
Setting up and configuring duplicity and duplicity-backup.sh with Dropbox, step by step.
XPS 13 9360R Audio problems
Audio-problems i had with my brandnew Dell XPS 13 9360R
New Notebook
My route to choose a new Notebook, considerations and decision criteria
2017
duplicity backup - IFTTT notifications
Configuring duplicity and duplicity-backup.sh to send notifications (in case of problems) using IFTTT.
duplicity backup - email notifications
Configuring duplicity and duplicity-backup.sh to send notifications (in case of problems) using email.
duplicity backup - Google Drive
Configuring duplicity and duplicity-backup.sh to backup to Google drive.
duplicity backup - Hubic
Configuring duplicity and duplicity-backup.sh to backup to hubic.
duplicity backup - Microsoft Onedrive
Tutorial on running duplicity backup to Microsoft onedrive.
duplicity backup - duplicity-backup.sh
Configuring duplicity backups using the duplicity-backup.sh script.
duplicity backup - remote backup
In this part, we’re going to look at first remote backups using sftp.
duplicity backup - getting started
Getting started with duplicity, setting up GPG Keys for duplicity and running a first (local) backup.
Check if shell-script is runing with root permissions (or with sudo)
Some scripts need to run as root (iptables for temporary rules, installer scripts, …). A quick way to check if the shell-script is running as root or with sudo (sudo should be the preferred way) is as follows. if [ ! ${EUID} -eq 0 ]; then echo "Please run as root or with sudo" exit fi this has been tested tested on debian-based and arch-linux, but should also work on most other linux derivates.
Compiling python 3.6 for centos 5.11 with openssl
Compiling a recent python-version with openssl support on a legacy centos system