56 lines
1.9 KiB
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56 lines
1.9 KiB
Bash
#### general options ####
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## The protocol we want to use to store our backups.
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## Can be ftp, sftp, ftps, ssh or local.
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protocol='ssh'
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## The directory to store backups in, locally or remotely.
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backup_dir='relative_or_full_path'
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## The list of patterns to exclude from backups, for
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## more details look into tar -X option.
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#exclude_list='/usr/local/etc/backup/excludes.list'
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## The compression algorithm for backups.
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## Can be gz, bz2, xz or empty (for non-compressed).
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compress_format='xz'
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## An array with the set of directories within it.
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## Optionally snapshot file can be added to store
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## incremental diffs (tar -g option used).
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## You'll have to deal with snapshots on your own:
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## backup.zsh only handles backups (i.e. you can remove
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## snapshot via cron on regular basis to ensure that
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## full backups are created from time to time.)
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source_dirs=( '/home/user/source1:/var/backup/snapshot.list'
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'/etc' '/var/spool/mail:/var/backup/spool_snapshot.list' )
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## Use with caution, the file existance is not checked
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## on execution.
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## Since this config is sourced, I advise adding some
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## logic for that, or you can handle filename collisions
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## externally.
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#backup_filename='somebackup'
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## GPG key to encrypt backups, uses name of the private
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## key in your keyring. It is also entirely possible to
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## add the GNUPGHOME environment variable export here in
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## order to use the private key from a specific location.
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#gnupg_key='keyname'
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#### remote options ####
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## Remote host.
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remote_host='hostname.tld'
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## Remote user.
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remote_user='username'
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## Password, due to how openssh handles security it only
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## works for *ftp* protocols; backups via ssh protocol
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## work interactively. Later versions will have support
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## for ssh keys... If I ever decide to make it happen.
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remote_pass='PassWd'
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## Port is optional, the defaults are hardcoded.
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#remote_port='443'
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# vim: ft=zsh
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