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# Write a "main" configuration file for backupninja. Effectively, it does
# little more than just take the config options you specify in the define and
# write them to the config file as-is.
#
define backupninja::config(
$configfile = '/etc/backupninja.conf', $loglvl = 4, $when = 'everyday at 01:00',
$reportemail = 'root', $reportsuccess = false, $reportwarning = true,
$reporthost = $reporthost, $reportuser = $reportuser,
$reportdirectory = $reportdirectory,
$logfile = '/var/log/backupninja.log', $configdir = '/etc/backup.d',
$scriptdir = '/usr/share/backupninja', $libdir = '/usr/lib/backupninja',
$usecolors = true, $vservers = false)
{
file { $configfile:
content => template('backupninja/backupninja.conf.erb'),
owner => root,
group => root,
mode => 0644
}
}
# Write the backupninja cron job, allowing you to specify an alternate backupninja
# command (if you want to wrap it in any other commands, e.g. to allow it to use
# the monkeysphere for authentication), or a different schedule to run it on.
define backupninja::cron(
$backupninja_cmd = '/usr/sbin/backupninja',
$backupninja_test_cmd = $backupninja_cmd,
$cronfile = "/etc/cron.d/backupninja",
$min = "0", $hour = "*", $dom = "*", $month = "*",
$dow = "*")
{
file { $cronfile:
content => template('backupninja/backupninja.cron.erb'),
owner => root,
group => root,
mode => 0644
}
}
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