# # rtibackup.pl Config File # Generated by rtibackup.pl $Revision: 1.367 $ 20201218140200 # # # email=xxxxx # When backups complete, send an email to the user(s) specified in an "email=" line (below). # Use multiple "email=" lines, one email address per line. # Note that the system "mutt" utility is used to send these mails. # #email=user@somewhere.com #email=user2@elsewhere.com # # emailserver=smtp.isp.com # In the event that email does not "just work", this option allows us to send an email via # a 3rd party. For example, sending "through" gmail, yahoo, or your ISP. # Using this requires you have a 3rd party email "username" and "password" as well # as the "smtp" host which your provider uses (eg "smtp.google.com", "smtp.emailsrvr.com", etc) # Note that your password will be stored here in cleartext. # #email_server=smtp.google.com #email_username=someone@gmail.com #email_password=gmailpassword # # Use the sendmail program #email_server=sendmail # # printer=xxxxx # When backups complete, send verify results to one of the printers listed here. # Multiple "printer=xxxxxxx" lines are allowed, in which case, results will be sent to multiple printers. # "xxxxxx" represents the printer queue name; typically the "cups printer name." # #printer=printer11 #printer=order1 # # ejectdays=never # ejectdays=always # ejectdays=weekdays # ejectdays=mon,tue,wed,thu,fri,sat,sun # ejectdays=mon,wed,fri # ejectdays=xxx,xxx,xxx... # # This only applies to devices which can be ejected, eg the revdrive. # When a backup succeeds, on which days of the week should the device be ejected? # Some shops never want their device ejected, other shops want the device ejected # with every successful backup. # # Most shops are not in the office on Sunday, thus, would not want the device # ejected on Sunday. Many shops may not want the device ejected over the weekend. # # This config option enables some control over when the device is ejected. # Note that the device is never ejected if the backup failed. # ejectdays=weekdays # # exclude=/path/to/somewhere # Exclude files or paths from the configured backups. # Note that multiple "exclude=" lines are allowed, and results are passed # directly into a tar "exclude" file (see tar man page.) # #exclude=/path/to/file #exclude=filename # # restore-exclude=/path/to/directory restore-exclude=/d/startup/* restore-exclude=/d/menus/crawlmenu restore-exclude=/d/utils # Multiple of these are allowed. # Only used during restore. # Note: if there were values specified on the command line via the # "--restore-exclude=" option, then the values specified in the # config file will be added to those specified on the command line. #restore-exclude=/path/to/directory #restore-exclude=/path/to/file #restore-exclude=filename # # userfile=/path/to/somewhere # userfile=/path/to/somewhere # ... # Include "user specified" files for backup into the "--backup=include" # option. # Note that multiple "include=" lines are allowed. # Note that "exclude" rules (above) are ignored when these "userfiles" are # backed up. # #userfile=/path/to/file #userfile=filename # # Specify which device we will use to backup. # Note that this device is normally auto-detected, however, by specifying a default, # one could use "non-standard" devices such as external hard disks, USB thumb drives # or even "loopback" image files. # # Use this option with care! # Especially when working with removable media. If you specify some device here # which turns out to be your primary partition, you will wind up wiping out your primary partition. # # To create a "loopback" image file, some examples are below. Make sure to --format the device # before use: # dd if=/dev/zero of=/path/to/file.img bs=1M count=30000 #30 GB image file. # #device=/dev/scd0 #device=/path/to/file.img # # Identify the vendor and model of an external disk. These are the # strings that appear in the following files: # # /sys/block/sd[a|b|c|d|e]/device/vendor # /sys/block/sd[a|b|c|d|e]/device/model # # Default values: #device-vendor=WD #device-model="My Passport" # # Example for other block devices: #device-vendor=Seagate #device-model="FreeAgent GoFlex" # # If set to true, the tar files written to the backup device will be # compressed with bzip2. The default is to not compress. # #compress=false # # If set to true, the tar files read from the backup device are # decompressed with bzip2. The default is to not decompress. # #decompress=false # If set to true, run in debug mode # Default: false. # #debugmode=false # If set to true, then if there is a verify error on a backup device, # and a specific backup type was specified on the command line, # then an fsck of the backup device will be performed. # #autocheckmedia=false # If set to true, then look for a device on the USB bus that # has a file system label of "TFBUDSK-yyyymmdd". # #usb-device=false # # rti=true # rti=yes # Hint the backup script that this is an "rti" system. # This is normally auto-detected. # #rti=true #rti=false # # daisy=true # daisy=false # daisy=yes # daisy=no # Hint the backup script that this is a "daisy" system. # This is normally auto-detected. # #daisy=true #daisy=false