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- # This file contains the default options when running the program without
- # parameters. Most of these can be override using command line parameters
- # Run "python plain_inc_bak.py --help" to see them.
- DRY_RUN = False
- # The base or root directory to backup. Subdirectories will be included,
- # except the ones in EXCLUDE
- ORIGIN = '/'
- # Directory where the backups will be stored
- BACKUPS_DIR = '/backups'
- # Name of the backup directories. A .# with a number will be appended, with 0 being
- # the most recent one
- BACKUP_BASENAME = 'backup'
- # Maximum number of incremental backups to keep. When this number is reached, the
- # oldest backup will be deleted before rotating the others
- MAX_BACKUPS = 5
- # Exclude directories. Please include BACKUPS_DIR or funny things could happen
- EXCLUDE = [
- '/dev', '/proc', '/sys', '/tmp', '/run', '/mnt', '/media',
- '/lost+found', '/cdrom', '/var/cache/apt/archives', '/var/crash',
- '/var/lib/lxcfs',
- BACKUPS_DIR
- ]
- # Email settings - pretty self explanatory
- EMAIL_REPORT = False
- # Currently the program uses a sendmail style binary to send the emails. SMTP is not supported
- EMAIL_PROGRAM = '/usr/sbin/sendmail'
- EMAIL_FROM = 'Backup System <noreply@example.com>'
- EMAIL_DEST = 'your@email.com'
- # S3 Upload settings
- # Note: this wont delete old files. Use the bucket Property Lifecycle->Rules to add
- # a rule to delete the files after a certain time (like 30 days).
- S3_UPLOAD_ENABLED = False
- S3_BUCKET = "bucket-name"
- # AWS access and secret keys. Please dont use your root credentials if you
- # have them but create an IAM user with read/write access to S3 only.
- S3_ACCESS_KEY = 'YOURKEY'
- S3_SECRET_KEY = 'YOURSECRET'
- # This will enable gpg encryption of the backup before uploading
- S3_GPG_ENCRYPT = True
- # Passphrase to use for encrypting. Choose a strong one and dont lose it
- S3_GPG_PASSPHRASE = 'some_strong_password'
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