This cookbook installs and configures tarsnap. Optionally it can also install and configure tarsnapper.
- FreeBSD 8.x and 9.x
- Ubuntu 10.04, 11.10 and 12.04
- Debian 6.x
- CentOS 5.8 and 6.3
Warning: at the moment the tarsnapper recipe is somewhat broken on CentOS 5.8.
This cookbook in the source repository contains minitest tests.
node['tarsnap']['version']
- The version of tarsnap to install. Defaults to "1.0.32".node['tarsnap']['cachedir']
- Value for cachedir directive. Defaults to "/usr/local/tarsnap-cache".
In order to support the broadest number of platforms, several attributes are determined based on the node's platform. See the attributes/default.rb file for default values in the case statement.
node['tarsnap']['install_method']
- Can be eitherports
(for FreeBSD) orsource
(for distros that don't have a pre-packaged version of tarsnap).node['tarsnap']['conf_dir']
- The directory where configuration files should be stored.node['tarsnap']['private_key']
- The private key for connecting to tarsnap.node['tarsnap']['maxbw_rate']
- Limit download and upload bandwidth used to bytespersecond bytes per second. By default this is unset, so no cap will be used.
node['tarsnapper']['retention']
- How long to retain the backups; see the documentation for tarsnapper.node['tarsnapper']['jobs']
- A hash containing the backup jobs for tarsnapper; see the documentation for tarsnapper.node['tarsnapper']['packages']
- Platform-specific dependencies for tarsnapper.node['tarsnapper']['cron']['setup']
- A boolean switch to control the creation of a cronjob to automatically run tarsnapper; defaults to true.node['tarsnapper']['cron']['minute']
- The minute the tarsnapper entry should run; defaults to 30.node['tarsnapper']['cron']['hour']
- The hour the tarsnapper entry should run; defaults to 3.node['tarsnapper']['cron']['day']
- The day the tarsnapper entry should run; defaults to Unset (Defaults to *).node['tarsnapper']['cron']['month']
- The month the tarsnapper entry should run; defaults to Unset (Defaults to *).node['tarsnapper']['cron']['weekday']
- The weekday the tarsnapper entry should run; defaults to Unset (Defaults to *).
The default recipe installs tarsnap by calling the appropriate recipe, then builds a configuration file.
Due to tarsnap's security model, you will need to manually create a key on each node.
Installs tarsnap from FreeBSD ports.
Build and installs tarsnap from a source tarball.
Installs and configures tarsnapper.
Author:: Andrea Campi andrea.campi@zephirworks.com
Copyright:: 2011-2012, ZephirWorks
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