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Issue description
Currently, the duplicati service runs with it's own user. As a backup program, it makes it quite useless to backup other user's data.
There seems to be some traction to implement a multi-users duplicati server. In the meanwhile, duplicati should run as a user service (systemd --user)
If the current behavior is the intended behavior, this should be aded to the documentation of the duplicati service. Something like
Another option is to allow changing the user that runs the service, or run it as root (may no be such a perfect idea either...)
/cc @nyanloutre
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