[luckybear]

Thank you for info.

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[camidail]

I've just updated my blog with a tutorial explaining how to install Duplicity with pyrax backend for Hubic :
http://www.yvangodard.me/hubic-backu...backend-pyrax/
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[yvangodard]

I've just updated my blog with a tutorial explaining how to install Duplicity with pyrax backend for Hubic :
http://www.yvangodard.me/hubic-backu...backend-pyrax/

[kartoch]

I found a simpler solution with pre-auth support included in duplicity: https://forums.hubic.com/showthread....re-auth-method

[yohann.monnier]

Hi OderWat, it seems not natural to use an apache2 server to connect to a distant cloud disk.. is there another way to do it ? I heard about cloud fuse, hubicfuse (https://github.com/TurboGit/hubicfuse) but i did not manage to find a way to install it on the mac

Thanks a lot for your answers and for the code you shared. very appreciated

[OderWat]

Hey.. just wanted to say that I tried your backend and so far it was working after some initial struggling with getting the right authentication data. I later found a swift gateway which let me use Duplicity with swift:// ... this was "easier" than using your backend. So I switched.

Just yesterday that gateway stopped working because it used some old auth code which is not working anymore as it seems so I decided to write my own little gateway based on OAuth2. You can check it out here: https://github.com/oderwat/hubic2swiftgate.

What I really "miss" is a way to authenticate without "OAuth2" in an more "terminal tool" friendly way. Your code "circumvents" the whole thing by just letting the user "authenticate" a fake "app" and use the token (still you get the os_token yourself later on).

My gateway makes it much more "natural" to use a swift based client but needs an extra apache2 server running the gateway. What are your thoughts about how to implement a "terminal" friendly auth system?

[martintamare]

Hello there,

in case you want to plug duplicity (http://duplicity.nongnu.org/) with hubic, we made a backend dedicated to hubic :
https://github.com/alkivi-sas/duplicity-hubic

Enjoy