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Edit
install.conf
to fit your need -
Run
install.sh
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Edit
save.conf
to fit your need -
Run
save.sh
(or wait cron to do it)
- WIP
LOGFILE
: file where logs are recorded
SERVER
: server nameREMOTE_NAME
: remote connection to use to store backupDAYS_TO_BACKUP
: numbers of days to keepWORKING_DIR
: workspace where temporary files are storeBACKUP_DB
: whether or not to backup databasesBACKUP_SERVICES
: whether or not to backup services configurationDB_ENGINE_TO_BACKUP
: (optional) database engine to backupSERVICES_TO_BACKUP
: (optional) services to backupFOLDERS_TO_BACKUP
: folders to backupFILES_TO_BACKUP
: files to backupONLY_SUBFOLDERS
: backup only subfolders of each foldersDATE_FORMAT
: format of the date append at the end of the backup filename (useFORMAT
option ofdate
command)DB_USER
: (optional) default username to use to connect to an database engineDB_PASSWORD
: (optional) default password to use to connect to an database engine{engine}_USER
: (optional) username to use to connect to {engine}{engine}_PASSWORD
: (optional) password to use to connect to {engine}
You can add your own script to backup specific database engines or services.
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Save your script in
save.d\engines\
to add custom engine -
Save your script in
save.d\services\
to add custom service