Thank you for using sbackup and reporting this issue.
It is a "kind-of" bug: sbackup uses GIO/GVFS as default backend to access remote location e.g. over FTP. The gvfs-daemon, in turn, is started via Dbus on user login, so it is not running without user session. For reference see http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1924017 Gvfs exports dbus services and thus should be actually started by dbus (see http://superuser.com/questions/228261/how-to-properly-start-gvfs-without-gnome)
As a workaround I suggest to use the FUSE backend implemented in sbackup. Please follow the instructions at https://answers.launchpad.net/sbackup/+faq/1326 to enable the FUSE backend.
HTH!
Thank you for using sbackup and reporting this issue.
It is a "kind-of" bug: sbackup uses GIO/GVFS as default backend to access remote location e.g. over FTP. The gvfs-daemon, in turn, is started via Dbus on user login, so it is not running without user session. For reference see http:// ubuntuforums. org/showthread. php?t=1924017 Gvfs exports dbus services and thus should be actually started by dbus (see http:// superuser. com/questions/ 228261/ how-to- properly- start-gvfs- without- gnome)
As a workaround I suggest to use the FUSE backend implemented in sbackup. Please follow the instructions at https:/ /answers. launchpad. net/sbackup/ +faq/1326 to enable the FUSE backend.
HTH!