Germar Reitze

Oh, sorry. I forgot the false positive `Found appropriate keyring 'keyring.backends.file'` message was just a [logic error in the debug message](https://github.com/bit-team/backintime/issues/545#issuecomment-190479850). And `sshfs is missing` is because missing `PATH`. So...

Looks like xfce's systray doesn't support newlines `\n`. BiT does automatically break lines after 80 chars for the systray menu.

Jepp, it does. `ux` means `User eXperience`. `ui` label would indicate a fundamental problem/enhancement with GUI/CUI, `ux` is more like `this could be done better`

I found an old systray test snipped which could help you debugging. ``` #!/usr/bin/env python3 import os import sys from PyQt4.QtCore import * from PyQt4.QtGui import * class My(object): def...

If you just use Linux as a regular desktop user you should be fine with only `/home/johndoe`. You could create a second snapshot running as root which backup `/etc` and...

As BiT is written in Python which is platform independent it would be possible to port BiT to OSX or Windows. But BiT uses lots of Linux specific code so...

You can easily do this with a `user-callback` ``` #!/bin/bash profile_id="$1" profile_name="$2" reason="$3" ExcludedFiles=~/.local/share/backintime/cusom_excludes case $reason in 1) #Backup process begins getfattr -n user.backup-exclude -R XaTest 2> /dev/null | fgrep...

rsync will always sync the root of your filesystem `/`. So you can run your script in `/`, too. Just add `cd /` before `getfattr`

What about starting your shutdown command detached with a delay of 30sec?

Hmm. So we would also need to check if either GUI is showing that profile or a snapshot for the profile is still running before launching that new callback event...