| 2016-06-10 08:35:53 |
iwirths |
bug |
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added bug |
| 2016-06-10 08:36:30 |
iwirths |
description |
My backup goes to an smb share. I had to change my password for that computer.
Instead of asking me for a new password, deja-dup refuses to make backups saying
'Operation not permitted'.
I tried to reset deja-dup, but it still remembers the old password.
I deleted ALL passwords in 'Passwords and Keys'.
I deleted the folder .cache/deja-dup.
I ran donf reset -f "/opt/gnome/deja-dup/"
Please note that my backup is not encrypted, I'm talking only about the password to access the smb share.
Where is the password stored?
How to delete it?
Feature request: When deja-dup encounters wrong credentials, I should ask for new ones instead of just saying 'Operation not permitted'.
Additional Information:
lsb_release -d:
Ubuntu 16.04 LTS
dpkg-query -W deja-dup duplicity:
deja-dup 34.2-0ubuntu1
duplicity 0.7.06-2ubuntu2
The log is empty. |
My backup goes to an smb share. I had to change my password for that computer.
Instead of asking me for a new password, deja-dup refuses to make backups saying
'Operation not permitted'.
I tried to reset deja-dup, but it still remembers the old password.
I deleted ALL passwords in 'Passwords and Keys'.
I deleted the folder .cache/deja-dup.
I ran donf reset -f "/opt/gnome/deja-dup/"
Please note that my backup is not encrypted, I'm talking only about the password to access the smb share.
Where is the password stored?
How to delete it?
Feature request: When deja-dup encounters wrong credentials, it should ask for new ones instead of just saying 'Operation not permitted'.
Additional Information:
lsb_release -d:
Ubuntu 16.04 LTS
dpkg-query -W deja-dup duplicity:
deja-dup 34.2-0ubuntu1
duplicity 0.7.06-2ubuntu2
The log is empty. |
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| 2016-06-10 08:38:57 |
iwirths |
description |
My backup goes to an smb share. I had to change my password for that computer.
Instead of asking me for a new password, deja-dup refuses to make backups saying
'Operation not permitted'.
I tried to reset deja-dup, but it still remembers the old password.
I deleted ALL passwords in 'Passwords and Keys'.
I deleted the folder .cache/deja-dup.
I ran donf reset -f "/opt/gnome/deja-dup/"
Please note that my backup is not encrypted, I'm talking only about the password to access the smb share.
Where is the password stored?
How to delete it?
Feature request: When deja-dup encounters wrong credentials, it should ask for new ones instead of just saying 'Operation not permitted'.
Additional Information:
lsb_release -d:
Ubuntu 16.04 LTS
dpkg-query -W deja-dup duplicity:
deja-dup 34.2-0ubuntu1
duplicity 0.7.06-2ubuntu2
The log is empty. |
My backup goes to an smb share. I had to change my password for that computer.
Instead of asking me for a new password, deja-dup refuses to make backups saying
'Operation not permitted'.
I tried to reset deja-dup, but it still remembers the old password.
I deleted ALL passwords in 'Passwords and Keys'.
I deleted the folder .cache/deja-dup.
I ran dconf reset -f "/opt/gnome/deja-dup/"
Please note that my backup is not encrypted, I'm talking only about the password to access the smb share.
Where is the password stored?
How to delete it?
Feature request: When deja-dup encounters wrong credentials, it should ask for new ones instead of just saying 'Operation not permitted'.
Additional Information:
lsb_release -d:
Ubuntu 16.04 LTS
dpkg-query -W deja-dup duplicity:
deja-dup 34.2-0ubuntu1
duplicity 0.7.06-2ubuntu2
The log is empty. |
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| 2016-06-10 08:39:45 |
iwirths |
description |
My backup goes to an smb share. I had to change my password for that computer.
Instead of asking me for a new password, deja-dup refuses to make backups saying
'Operation not permitted'.
I tried to reset deja-dup, but it still remembers the old password.
I deleted ALL passwords in 'Passwords and Keys'.
I deleted the folder .cache/deja-dup.
I ran dconf reset -f "/opt/gnome/deja-dup/"
Please note that my backup is not encrypted, I'm talking only about the password to access the smb share.
Where is the password stored?
How to delete it?
Feature request: When deja-dup encounters wrong credentials, it should ask for new ones instead of just saying 'Operation not permitted'.
Additional Information:
lsb_release -d:
Ubuntu 16.04 LTS
dpkg-query -W deja-dup duplicity:
deja-dup 34.2-0ubuntu1
duplicity 0.7.06-2ubuntu2
The log is empty. |
My backup goes to an smb share. I had to change my password for that computer.
Instead of asking me for a new password, deja-dup refuses to make backups saying
'Operation not permitted'.
I tried to reset deja-dup, but it still remembers the old password.
I deleted ALL passwords in 'Passwords and Keys'.
I deleted the folder ~/.cache/deja-dup.
I ran dconf reset -f "/opt/gnome/deja-dup/"
Please note that my backup is not encrypted, I'm talking only about the password to access the smb share.
Where is the password stored?
How to delete it?
Feature request: When deja-dup encounters wrong credentials, it should ask for new ones instead of just saying 'Operation not permitted'.
Additional Information:
lsb_release -d:
Ubuntu 16.04 LTS
dpkg-query -W deja-dup duplicity:
deja-dup 34.2-0ubuntu1
duplicity 0.7.06-2ubuntu2
The log is empty. |
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| 2017-08-19 21:10:41 |
Vej |
deja-dup: status |
New |
Triaged |
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| 2017-08-19 21:10:43 |
Vej |
deja-dup: importance |
Undecided |
Wishlist |
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| 2017-08-19 21:11:25 |
Vej |
summary |
Problem with password change |
Please ask for new SMB credentials if the old ones are invalid |
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