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Add openssh-client for remote repositories#2
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thannaske wants to merge 1 commit intoDArtagan:masterfrom
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Add openssh-client for remote repositories#2thannaske wants to merge 1 commit intoDArtagan:masterfrom
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Adding openssh-client for remote repositories
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Hi @thannaske, I appreciate your contribution. Sure enough, it seems we need OpenSSH-client if we want borg SSH remotes, thanks. I want to this image to enable all of borg backup's functions and stay as minimal as possible. Is including bash also necessary? P.S. Log of previous implementation which demonstrates that installing SSH would be necessary for connecting to SSH based remotes: |
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Adding openssh-client for remote repositories (solving issue #1)