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etc/baka/entries/entry.example

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+# This is an entry. This is part of the configuration of the "baka"
+# backup software. Here you can set the parameters for backuping the
+# requred data set.  See examples below.
+#
+# See `man baka` for more info or visit http://nixhacks.net/baka
+
+# Destination dir.
+#
+# This is this required parameter. It will be used if the `local`
+# parameter is not specified in main.conf. You can specify it only
+# once in an entry.
+#
+# This is the only required parameter. And the only one that can be
+# specified only once. In addition to the destination folder, at
+# least one variable with data must be specified. See below.
+dest = /home/user/backups
+
+# Files or directories to backup.
+#
+# Syntax:
+#       files = /path
+#
+# Also you can do this:
+#       files = /path/1 path/2
+#
+# You can add the `files` variable as many times as you like.
+files = /var/www/html
+
+# Exclusions.
+#
+# This parameter is in addition to the `files` parameter. With its
+# help you can specify which files or folders should be excluded
+# from the backup.
+#
+# Syntax:
+# List files and folders separated by commas without spaces on
+# one line:
+#       exclude = env,logs,__pycache__
+#
+# Or split them into multiple lines:
+#       exclude = env
+#       exclude = logs
+#       exclude = __pycache__
+exclude = env,logs,__pycache__
+
+# Databases.
+#
+# baka can dump MariaDB/MySQL (shortcut 'mysql') and PostgreSQL
+# (shortcut 'postgres') databases.
+#
+# Syntax:
+#       [dmbs] = host:port:database:user:password
+#
+# For example:
+#       postgres = localhost:5432:mydb:user:password
+#
+# You can use shortened syntax too (use standart host and port):
+#       [dmbs] = host:database:user:password
+#       [dmbs] = database:user:password
+#
+# NOTE: that due to the nature of the parser, colons and hash
+# characters cannot be used in the database password.
+#mysql    = localhost:port:database:user:password
+#postgres = localhost:port:database:user:password
+
+# Commands.
+#
+# In addition to files and databases, baka can execute an
+# arbitrary Bash command for you.
+#
+# For example:
+#       command = echo "Hello, World!"
+#
+# This feature is disabled by default and must be added in
+# the main config.
+# DON'T USE UNTRUSTED COMMANDS IN ENTRY!
+# This feature is pottentially dangerous. Make sure that access
+# to the entries is restricted.
+#command = echo "Are you sure you want to enable it?"

etc/baka/main.conf

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+# Log file. Default: /var/log/baka
+log = /var/log/baka
+
+# Datetime format in log file. See 'man date'.
+log_df = %d %b %Y %T %z
+
+# Log format.
+#
+# Syntax:
+#   %time
+#       will be replaced with 'log_df' formatted datetime.
+#   %log
+#       will be replaced with log string.
+#
+# Result for this example:
+#   [21 Jul 2021 22:53:56 +0300] Backup [Started]
+log_format = [%time] %log
+
+# Datetime format. See 'man date'.
+# This datetime is used for filenames. Example:
+#   backup_myfiles_20210722-2110.tar.gz
+df = %Y%m%d-%H%M
+
+# Archive name format.
+#
+# Syntax:
+#   %type
+#       'backup' for files or 'dump' for databases.
+#   %name
+#       directory or database name.
+#   %time
+#       datetime formatted by 'df' option.
+#
+# Examples:
+#   backup_myfiles_20210722-2110.tar.gz
+#   dump_mydb_20210722-2110.sql.gz
+nf = %type_%name_%time
+
+# Allow comand executing.
+#
+# Default: false
+#
+# IT IS POTTENTIALLY DANGEROUS!
+allow_commands = false
+
+# Remote storage configuration.
+#
+# Remote tranport. Can be 'rsync', 's3' or 'none'.
+remote = none
+
+# URI for connection via rsync.
+#ssh_uri = user@server:/path
+
+# SSH port on remote server. Default: 22
+#ssh_port = 22
+
+# URI for S3 bucket. See 'man s3cmd' for more info.
+#s3_uri = s3://mybucket/backups
+
+# Local storage configuration.
+#
+# If 'local' is set, the 'dest' options in entries will
+# be ignored. All backups will be saved into 'local' folder.
+#local = /path/to/backups_dir
+
+# Backup live time.
+#
+# Used by 'baka remove' command.
+livetime = 30