# Config file for Super Deluxe SquashFu Backup Express

# Show debugging information. This might be useful in the event
# you need to troubleshoot.
DEBUG=true

# Use color in informational output
COLOR=true

# The base directory where backups will go.
# This is the only directory that absolutely needs to be
# created by the user. All others will be created as needed
# by the actual backup (and inside this root).
BKUP_ROOT="/mnt/Gluttony/squashup"

# Filename for the seed generated. You shouldn't need
# to change this
SEED="${BKUP_ROOT}/$HOSTNAME-seed.sfs"

# This is an optional offset for determining what bin is used
# for a nightly backup. If you run your backups in the early
# morning for the previous day's work, you'll want to set this
# to -1. Values other than 0 or -1 will cause bad things to
# happen.
# TODO: This can also be overridden with the --modifier option
# at runtime
MODIFIER=0

# These are the options that are passed directly to rsync.
# The -u flag is a necessity, or else incrementals will
# not be created properly. See 'man rsync' for more info.
RSYNC_OPTS=("-Rua" "--delete" "--stats")

# This option determines whether the previous week's seed
# and bins are kept when creating a fresh seed for the next
# week. If this value is anything besides 1, the seed and bins
# will be discarded. If you have room for a second seed,
# keep this enabled until you are sure everything is working
# correctly.
KEEP_LAST_WEEK=true

# Set this to the day of the week you want a resquash to occur.
# Days are numbered according to the output of 'date +%u' -- 1
# through 7, with 1 being Monday, 7 being Sunday. If this number
# is out of bounds or this day is missed, you MUST create the
# new squash manually using --resquash. This is again compared
# to the output of 'date +%u' but does NOT take into account
# the MODIFIER above.
RESQUASH_DAY=7


# The following defines what will and won't be backed up. All lines
# MUST be commented, followed by a + for include, or a - for exclude.
# All other lines will be ignored (or things will break). To comment
# a line rather than removing it, add an additional #.

#+/boot
#+/etc
#+/home
#+/root
#+/usr/share
#+/var/lib/pacman

#-/boot/lost+found
#-/home/lost+found
#-/home/*/.cache
#-/home/*/.thumbnails
#-/home/*/.lyrics
#-/home/*/.gnome2
#-/home/*/dev/*/*/.git