# Config file for Backups Blow by Brandon Low

# Supplemental binary path
# PATH=/usr/local/bin

# Configure replacement binary names for programs
# PROGRAM_tar=/usr/local/bin/gtar

# The log4perl configuration file
# LOGCONF=/etc/backupsblow/backupsblow.log4perl

# The path to which backups are saved.  This path is used as a unix style path
# for local, SSH or FTP backups and as a bucket name for s3 backups and must
# exist prior to the first running of Backups Blow
BACKUP_DIR=/backups/

# Comma separated list of directories to backup.  If your directory names have
# commas in them, too bad.  Use fully qualified directories or bad might
# happen.
DIRS=/home,/etc,/var

# Comma separated list of excludes.  If your excludes have commas in them, too
# bad.  These are used in 'tar --exclude' so use the same pattern rules that
# tar expects.  It is reasonable to include the Backups Blow data directory
# here.
EXCLUDES=.ccache,/var/lib/backupsblow,/var/tmp,/tmp

# This is where to store the incremental tar data
DATA=/var/lib/backupsblow

# Compression options
# Compression program to use, must default to pipe-in,pipe-out operation
# Defaults to gzip
COMPRESSION_PROGRAM=bzip2
# Suffix for compressed files, defaults to gz to match the gzip default
COMPRESSION_SUFFIX=bz2

# What day to do a full backup on, all other days of the week will be
# incremental to this.  This must match the day name in the unix date command's
# %a format.
FULL_BACKUP_DAY=Sat

# Set to true to remove old backups
RM_OLD=true
# How many sets of old backups to keep (default=1) A set is defined as a full
# backup and all of the incrementals after it before the next full backup
BACKUP_SETS=1

# Comma separated list of mount points to eject -t before and eject after a
# backup is performed
# EJECTS=/dev/tape,/dev/cdrom

# Comma separated list of mount points to mount before and unmount after a
# backup is performed these might be a filesystem you want to include in the
# backup or a device that you want to backup to.
# MOUNTS=/boot,/mnt/tape,/mnt/cdrom

# What transport to backup over
# Valid options are: local, s3, ssh or ftp
TRANSPORT=local
# The host to save the backup to (ssh or ftp only)
HOSTNAME=someserver
# The username on the remote machine (s3, ssh or ftp only)
USERNAME=someuser
# The password on the remote machine (s3 or ftp only)
PASSWORD=somepass

# S3 specific options
# How large should each S3 object be, in bytes?  Defaults to 100000000.
S3_OBJECT_SIZE=100000000
# How many digits should be used to identify each S3 object in a backup?
# Defaults to 5 digits, allowing 10^12 total bytes with a 10^7 object size.
S3_OBJECT_SUFFIX_DIGITS=5
# How many tries should we give each S3 operation?  Defaults to 3
S3_TRIES=3

# Do we want to backup some mysql databases as well?
SQL=true
# The MYSQL host to backup from.
SQLHOST=localhost
# The MYSQL username.  This should be a user with _read only_ permission to all
# databases.
SQLUSER=someuser
# The MYSQL password
SQLPASS=somepass
# This is the file to which the sql will be written.  If you do not include
# the COMPRESSION_SUFFIX in this name, it will be added as the file is
# compressed.  In most cases, this file should be in a subdirectory of one of
# the directories specified in DIRS above (if not, the sql backup will never
# end up in the final backup location).
SQLFILE=/var/lib/mysql/backup.sql