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diff --git a/examples/example.rsync b/examples/example.rsync index 3c280ba..80365ae 100644 --- a/examples/example.rsync +++ b/examples/example.rsync @@ -18,6 +18,12 @@ # (see below) is set to 'yes' #partition = +# set to 1 if fsck should run on partition after the backup is made +#fscheck = + +# set to 1 if partition is mounted read-only +#read_only = + # backup partition mountpoint or backup main folder # this doesn't need to be a real partition, but should be at least the # main folder where the backup is being stored @@ -26,19 +32,47 @@ mountpoint = /mnt/backup # folder relative do mountpoint where the backup should be stored backupdir = myserver -# number of backup increments (min = 5) -days = 7 +# temp folder +#tmp = /tmp -# set to 1 if fsck should run on partition after the backup is made -#fscheck = +# specify backup storage format: short, long or mirror (i.e, no rotations) +# +# In the short format, incremental backups are rotated every day the handler +# runs an by a finite number of times (backup.0, backup.1, backup.1, etc), so +# if you want to have incremental backups for longer periods (like months) you +# have to configure rotations for 30 or more using the "days" parameter at the +# [general] section in the handler config. +# +# The short format is better described here: +# http://www.mikerubel.org/computers/rsync_snapshots/#Incremental +# +# The long format is inspired by the maildir handler and allows keeping backups +# of longer periods (weeks and months) using less rotations as it stores +# the increments in folders like daily.1, weekly.1, monthly.1 and has three +# rotation parameters: +# +# keepdaily = number of daily backup increments +# keepweekly = number of weekly backup increments +# keepmonthly = number of monthly backup increments +# +format = short -# set to 1 if $partition is mounted read-only -#read_only = +# for short storage format, specify the number of backup increments (min = 2, set to 1 or less to disable) +# +# Note that setting days = 0 is almost the same as using format = mirror except +# that with the days config your backup gets a .0 suffix at the destination +# folder, making it easier to turn it later to an incremental backup. +# +days = 7 + +# for long storage format, specify the number of daily backup increments +#keepdaily = 7 + +# for long storage format, specify the number of weekly backup increments +#keepweekly = 3 -# use this if you need a lockfile to be kept during backup execution -# this is an useful feature in case you have some tasks that should -# know if the backup is running or not -#lockfile = +# for long storage format, specify the number of monthly backup increments +#keepmonthly = 1 # rsync command nice level #nicelevel = 0 @@ -49,6 +83,9 @@ days = 7 # temp folder #tmp = /tmp +# set to "yes" if you want to use multiconnection ssh support +#multiconnection = no + [source] # where the data to be backed up is (local or remote) @@ -57,6 +94,12 @@ days = 7 # if remote source, specify the hostname or IP #host = +# remote port number (remote source only) +#port = 22 + +# remote user name (remote source only) +#user = + # when "yes", test the connection for a remote source before backup #testconnect = no @@ -76,32 +119,97 @@ exclude_vserver = excluded_vserver2 # ssh command line (remote only) #ssh = ssh +# ssh or rsync (remote source only) +#protocol = ssh + # rsync program # it defaults to $RSYNC value from backupninja.conf #rsync = $RSYNC # rsync command options -#rsync_options = "-av --delete" +#rsync_options = "-av --delete --recursive" # when set to 1, use numeric ids instead of user/group mappings on rsync -#numericids = 0 +#numericids = # if set to 1, compress data on rsync (remote source only) #compress = 0 -# set a badnwidth limit in KB/s (remote source only) +# set a bandwidth limit in KB/s (remote source only) #bandwidthlimit = # remote rsync program (remote source only) #remote_rsync = rsync +# ssh key file (remote source only) +#id_file = /root/.ssh/id_dsa + +# set to "yes" to rsync use a batch file as source +#batch = no + +# folder where the batch file is located +#batchbase = + +# set yes if you want rsync to use a file list source +#filelist = no + +# folder where the file list is placed +#filelistbase = + +[dest] + +# backup destination type (local or remote) +#dest = local + +# when "yes", test the connection for a remote source before backup +#testconnect = no + +# ssh command line (remote dest only) +#ssh = ssh + +# ssh or rsync (remote dest only) +#protocol = ssh + +# when set to 1, use numeric ids instead of user/group mappings on rsync +#numericids = + +# if set to 1, compress data on rsync (remote source only) +#compress = 0 + +# destination host name (remote destination only) +#host = + +# remote port number (remote destination only) +#port = 22 + +# remote user name (remote destination only) +#user = + +# ssh key file (remote destination only) +#id_file = /root/.ssh/id_dsa + +# set a bandwidth limit in KB/s (remote destination only) +#bandwidthlimit = + +# remote rsync program (remote dest only) +#remote_rsync = rsync + +# set to "yes" to rsync write a batch file from the changes +#batch = no + +# folder where the batch file should be written +#batchbase = /var/backups/rsync/batches + +# set to yes so rsync use the --fake-super flag (remote destination only) +#fakesuper = yes + # This section is used to stop and start services that should be turned of # during the backup procedure. # #[services] # # absolute path where scripts are located -#initscripts = +#initscripts = /etc/init.d # # script name to be stoped at the begining of the backup and started at its end #service = |