Created attachment 759233 [details] BackendU1.vala inserting sso-credentials in env-variable. Description of problem: deja-dup keeps asking for the encryption password Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): deja-dup-22.1-1 duplicity-0.6.21-1 How reproducible: Deterministically! Steps to Reproduce: 1. Add the rpms needed for Ubuntu One as backup destination as described at http://www.maxiberta.com.ar/blog/ubuntuone-packages-fedora 2. Choose Ubuntu One as backup destination. 3. Do a backup. Deja-dup will ask for the sso login credentials for Ubuntu One. 4. Start seahorse, find the key entitled "Ubuntu One", open the details, look at the password in clear text, find the "consumer_key=<something>," text in the password, modify the password text to read consumer_key=<something else>. This renders the sso-data unusable. 5. Try to backup again. Actual results: deja-dup is asking for the encryption password. Expected results: deja-dup asking for the login credentials to Ubuntu One again. Additional info: Furthermore is there a problem in transporting the sso credentials retrieved from the dbus-service to duplicity, which expects them to be in the environment variable FTP_PASSWORD. I fixed this by modifying the common/BackendU1.vala (File is attached), because I could not figure out how the credentials should be transfered otherwise.
Please file this upstream at https://launchpad.net/deja-dup
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Current deja-dup-26.0-1.fc19.x86_64 fixes the problem.