Closing the dialog asking for the share password is not killing deja-dup or duplicity

[Laurent Bigonville]

Hi,

When closing the dialog asking me for the password of the SMB share without providing one, it seems that duplicity and deja-dup are still running.

After sometime (didn't check exactly) a new dialog pops-up (also stealing the focus) telling that the backup has failed and that a timeout was reached.

There is no way to reopen the dialog asking for the password, so IMHO when it's not provided, duplicity

[Laurent Bigonville (bigon)]

Might be a duplicate of #1197919

[Vej (vej)]

Hello Laurent and Thanks for your report!

Can you please provide us with the operation system and the version of Déjà Dup, which you are using?

Best Regards

Vej

[Laurent Bigonville (bigon)]

I'm running a machine with debian unstable and deja-dup 35.3

To reproduce this

1) open deja-dup
2) click to take a backup
3) Click on cancel when asked for the password of the SMB share

deja-dup and "duplicity cleanup" processes are still running

[Michael Terry (mterry)]

This got fixed at some point. Can't reproduce.