Yes, read the man page and pay attention to the 'cleanup' and 'remove-*' commands. With
$ duplicity cleanup --force <target url>"
you can clean out any partial backups taking up room. With
$ duplicity remove-all-but-n-full 2 <target url>
you can remove all but the last two backup sets.
You should be able to tailor this to your backup disk size and backup plan.
Yes, read the man page and pay attention to the 'cleanup' and 'remove-*' commands. With all-but- n-full 2 <target url>
$ duplicity cleanup --force <target url>"
you can clean out any partial backups taking up room. With
$ duplicity remove-
you can remove all but the last two backup sets.
You should be able to tailor this to your backup disk size and backup plan.