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Storage URL: sftp://username@server/path/to/storage
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Login methods include password authentication and public key authentication. Due to a limitation of the underlying Go SSH library, the key pair for public key authentication be generated without a passphrase. To work with a key that has a passphrase, you can set up SSH agent forwarding which is also supported by Duplicacy.
Login methods include password authentication and public key authentication. Due to a limitation of the underlying Go SSH library, the key pair for public key authentication must be generated without a passphrase. To work with a key that has a passphrase, you can set up SSH agent forwarding which is also supported by Duplicacy.
#### Dropbox
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* Or authorize Duplicacy to access its app folder inside your Dropbox (following [this link](https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/95866350/start_dropbox_token.html)), and Dropbox will generate the access token (which is not visible to us, as the redirect page showing the token is merely a static html hosted by Dropbox)
Dropbox has two advantages over other cloud providers. First, if you are already a paid user then to use the unused space as the backup storage is basically free. Second, unlike other providers Dropbox does not charge API usage fees.
Dropbox has two advantages over other cloud providers. First, if you are already a paid user then to use the unused space as the backup storage is basically free. Second, unlike other providers Dropbox does not charge bandwidth or API usage fees.
#### Amazon S3