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[defaults]
# This section contains the default values that apply to all targets defined
# in this file. To change a setting on a per-target level, override the option
# in the target's section. To change a global default, uncomment and change
# the option here.

# Retention settings

# How many hourly, daily, weekly, monthly, yearly snapshots to retain
#retain_hourly = 6
#retain_daily = 7
#retain_weekly = 4
#retain_monthly = 6
#retain_yearly = 0

# Rsync settings

# Path to rsync
#rsync_bin = /usr/bin/rsync

# Default options for rsync
#rsync_defaults = -ax --delete --delete-excluded --numeric-ids --relative

# Additional options for rsync. These should be empty here so they can be
# used to add options on a per-target basis.
#rsync_options =

# Default rsync excludes. Shortcut for adding multiple --exclude options.
#rsync_exclude = lost+found/ .gvfs/

# Misc settings

# Command to used to ping a host if ping is requested
#ping_cmd = /bin/ping -w1 -c1

# The strftime format string used for creating human-readable symlinks to
# snapshots
#link_fmt = %Y-%m-%d.%H%M

# Directory where snapshots are stored
#backup_directory = /srv/swiftbackup

#
# Backup targets
#

# A config file section not named 'defaults' describes a backup target.
# Additional options that can be used in target sections:
#
# backup - Required. Specify one or more sources to back up. When multiple
# sources are used, put each on its own line.
#
#   backup =
#     <backup line>
#     ...
#
#   Format of a backup line:
#     <source> [<destination>] [<rsync_option>...]
#
#   source - The source to connect to, in a format accepted by rsync.
#   destination - Relative path within the snapshot to sync to, instead of the
#   root of the snapshot directory.
#   rsync_option - All fields beginning with '-' are appended to the rsync
#   options when backing up this source.
#
# ping - Optional. Use ping_cmd to ping each host in the list to check if
# it is up. If any host is not up, the backup will be skipped and no error code
# will be returned.
#
#   ping = <hostname or IP>...

#
# Examples
#

# Backup /home and /etc on example.net using ssh, connecting as root.
# Note that this requires that the two backups do not share any path names, and
# that rsync is called with the --relative option (see rsync_defaults above).
# Otherwise the second transfer would delete or overwrite the files copied
# there by the first one.
[example.net]
backup =
    root@example.net:/home
    root@example.net:/etc

# Backup from an rsync server, with custom retention settings
[video]
retain_hourly = 1
retain_daily = 0
retain_weekly = 0
retain_monthly  = 3
retain_yearly = 0
backup =
    mediacenter::video

# Opportunistic backup of a host that might not always be connected
[laptop]
ping = 192.168.0.42
rsync_exclude = .cache/
rsync_options = --rsh='ssh -4'
backup =
    root@laptop:/home

# Backup logs of multiple hosts to separate directories in a single snapshot
[www-logs]
backup =
    www1.example.net:/var/log/  www1/
    www2.example.net:/var/log/  www2/
    www3.example.net:/var/log/  www3/

# Backup using rsync daemon mode over SSH
# For the required setup on the remote side, see
# https://gist.github.com/trendels/6582e95012f6c7fc6542
[example.com]
backup =
    example.com::backup --rsh=ssh