Welcome to duplicity’s documentation!

Introduction

Duplicity backs directories by producing encrypted tar-format volumes and uploading them to a remote or local file server. Because duplicity uses librsync, the incremental archives are space efficient and only record the parts of files that have changed since the last backup. Because duplicity uses GnuPG to encrypt and/or sign these archives, they will be safe from spying and/or modification by the server.

Table of Contents

• duplicity
  • duplicity package
    • Subpackages
      • duplicity.backends package
    • Submodules
      • duplicity.asyncscheduler module
      • duplicity.backend module
      • duplicity.cached_ops module
      • duplicity.commandline module
      • duplicity.config module
      • duplicity.diffdir module
      • duplicity.dup_collections module
      • duplicity.dup_main module
      • duplicity.dup_temp module
      • duplicity.dup_threading module
      • duplicity.dup_time module
      • duplicity.errors module
      • duplicity.file_naming module
      • duplicity.filechunkio module
      • duplicity.globmatch module
      • duplicity.gpg module
      • duplicity.gpginterface module
      • duplicity.lazy module
      • duplicity.librsync module
      • duplicity.log module
      • duplicity.manifest module
      • duplicity.patchdir module
      • duplicity.path module
      • duplicity.progress module
      • duplicity.robust module
      • duplicity.selection module
      • duplicity.statistics module
      • duplicity.tarfile module
      • duplicity.tempdir module
      • duplicity.util module
    • Module contents
  • testing package
    • Subpackages
      • testing.functional package
      • testing.unit package
    • Submodules
      • testing.conftest module
      • testing.find_unadorned_strings module
      • testing.fix_unadorned_strings module
      • testing.test_code module
    • Module contents
      • DuplicityTestCase

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• Index

• Module Index

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