#
# Backup Configuration File
#


#
# 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


#
# ejectdays=never
# ejectdays=always
# ejectdays=weekdays
# ejectdays=mon,tue,wed,thu,fri,sat,sun
# ejectdays=mon,wed,fri
# ejectdays=xxx,xxx,xxx...
# When a backup succeeds, on which days of the week should the tape be ejcted?
# Some shops never want their tape ejected, other shops want the tape ejected with every successful backup.
# Most shops are not in the office on Sunday, thus, would not want the tape ejected on Sunday.
# Many shops may not want the tape ejected over the weekend.
# This config option enables some control over when the tape is ejected. Note that the tape is never ejected if 
# the backup failed.
#
ejectdays=never



#
# 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
#exclude=/etc/inittab
restore-exclude=usr2/ostools/bin
restore-exclude=usr2/bbx/bin/altiriscontrol.pl
restore-exclude=usr2/bbx/bin/dsyperms.pl
restore-exclude=usr2/bbx/bin/harden_linux.pl
restore-exclude=usr2/bbx/bin/install-ostools.pl
restore-exclude=usr2/bbx/bin/LinuxCustominv.pl
restore-exclude=usr2/bbx/bin/rtibackup.pl
restore-exclude=usr2/bbx/bin/rtiuser.pl
restore-exclude=usr2/bbx/bin/tfinfo.pl
restore-exclude=usr2/bbx/bin/tfprinter.pl
restore-exclude=usr2/bbx/bin/tfremote.pl
restore-exclude=usr2/bbx/bin/tfsupport.pl
restore-exclude=usr2/bbx/bin/updateos.pl

#
# 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=/usr2/bbx/bbxtmp
#userfile=/usr/java


#
# usedvd=true
# usedvd=false
# usedvd=yes
# usedvd=no
# Equivalent to "--dvd". 
# Should the backups attempt to "also backup" to optical media?
#
usedvd=false



#
# Device to use for DVD-R, DVD-RW, DVD+RW, DVD+R, etc.
# This is the device used when "--dvd" is specified on the commandline.
# Usually, this device can be auto-detected. 
# This is *not* the device for a Rev drive, RD1000 or USB thumb drive. See "--device" for that.
# If "--dvd" is specified during backup time, this device will "also" be used to backup a limited (but critical) subset of data.
#
#dvddev=/dev/scd1




#
# device=/dev/scd0
# device=/path/to/file.img
#
#
# 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.
#
# 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
#device=/dev/stdout


#
# 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
#receivefrom=192.168.10.185:GHXLBK1
#receivefrom-decrypt=true