# Configuration file for rsbackup package.
# The top section contains testing variables that you should change when ready for production
# The next section contains values you will be most likely to change.
# The final section is rarely changed.
#
# To modify the ssh port (security), modify the line that says 'ssh -p 22' in the @OPTIONS definition

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# the following line puts rsync in test mode. Run this in test mode to ensure you are connecting
# change the value to 'return 0;' for production.
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# When set to 1, will include the --dry-run parameter to rsync, which will do a fake session
# $CONTROL{'--dry-run'} = sub { return 1; } ;


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# The following variables are set to some defaults, but should be modified to meet your systems parameters
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# try to get the hostname and domain name via the hostname command. Feel free to modify the following
# to whatever you want your hostname and domain name to be.

# who gets backup logs
$MAIL_TO = 'backups@example.com';

# full server name/IP and path to backup server, suitable for pasting into the rsync command
# NOTE: the default assumes the user is root, the server is named backup in the same domain as this machine
#       and the target path on the server is /home/backups directory
$BACKUP_SERVER = 'root@backup.example.com'; # full server name/rootPath to back up to (or IP)
$PATH_ON_SERVER = '/home/backups';

# the below is used to determine the subdirectory on the backup server that is used, and also used to in the
# e-mail report.
$MY_NAME = 'server.example.com';         # used to determine target subdir for storage.

# The client name. Used to determine the backup subdirectory on the remote machine and also used in the e-mail
# report. Do not use spaces in here.
$CLIENT_NAME = 'ClientName';

# THIS IS THE ACTUAL PATH USED. It is generally used by calculating from variab
# used for other purposes also, such as a root directory for versions.
$BACKUP_PATH = "$BACKUP_SERVER:$PATH_ON_SERVER/$CLIENT_NAME/$MY_NAME/backup";

# The following list determines the directories on THIS MACHINE that are to be backed up. NOTE: During
# upgrades, this entry is assumed to be on one line, upgrade may corrupt this entry if you write it
# as a multi-line.
@DIRS_TO_BACKUP = ('/etc', '/root', '/home');        # which directories on source are to be backed up

# where to store the logs on this machine. NOTE: log files are compressed and stored, and are not removed
# by rsync_backup. The default is to place them in /root/backup_logs, so they are actually backed up
# then next day also.
$LOGDIR = '/root/backup_logs';                  # log directory, either relative to script or absolute

# if the following scripts are set, they are run at the appropriate time
# the scripts MUST return a null on stdio to indicate success. Any output on stdio is considered
# an error message and the backup is halted immediately with the error being emailed to the
# account defined in the cron file.
# see additional information with some pre-written scripts in the examples directory of the docs folder
$INITIALIZATION_SCRIPT = '/etc/rsbackup/initialize';		# optional script to execute immediately after configuration file read
$CLEANUP_SCRIPT = '/etc/rsbackup/cleanup';		# optional script to clean up when backup done

$$transports{0}{ '-name-' } = 'FTP Upload';
$$transports{0}{ 'server' } = 'localhost';
$$transports{0}{ 'port' } = 21;
$$transports{0}{ 'timeout' } = 120; # seconds
$$transports{0}{ 'directory' } = '';
$$transports{0}{ 'Username' } = 'anonymous';
$$transports{0}{ 'Password' } = '-anonymous@';
$$transports{0}{ 'Passive Mode' } = 1;
$$transports{0}{ 'Transfer Type' } = 'binary';

$$transports{1}{'-name-'} = 'HTTP Upload';
$$transports{1}{'URL'} = 'http://my.camp.server.example.com/computer_asset_manager/modules/sysinfo/upload_sysinfo_report.php';
$$transports{1}{'key for client'} = 'client';
$$transports{1}{'key for date'} = 'report_date';
$$transports{1}{'key for hostname'} = 'hostname';
$$transports{1}{'key for report'} = 'report';
$$transports{1}{'key for serial number'} = 'serialnumber';
$$transports{1}{'sendScript'} = 'upload_http';

$$transports{2}{'-name-'} = 'SendEmail';
$$transports{2}{'logFile'} = '/tmp/mail.log';
$$transports{2}{'mailBCC'} = '';
$$transports{2}{'mailCC'} = '';
$$transports{2}{'mailFrom'} = 'root@$MY_NAME';
$$transports{2}{'mailServer'} = 'smtp.example.com:port';
$$transports{2}{'mailSubject'} = 'sysinfo-client: $hostname $reportDate';
$$transports{2}{'mailTo'} = 'admin@example.com';
$$transports{2}{'otherCLParams'} = '-q';
$$transports{2}{'sendEmailScriptLocation'} = 'sendEmail';
$$transports{2}{'sendScript'} = 'sendEmailScript';
$$transports{2}{'smtpPass'} = 'password';
$$transports{2}{'smtpUser'} = 'username';
$$transports{2}{'tls'} = 'auto';


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# You most likely do not need to modify the following lines
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# THIS IS THE ACTUAL PATH USED. It is generally used by calculating from variables above. Note that it can be
# used for other purposes also, such as a root directory for versions.
$BACKUP_PATH = "$BACKUP_SERVER:$PATH_ON_SERVER/$CLIENT_NAME/$MY_NAME/backup";

$EXCLUDE_FILE = '/etc/rsync.exclude';        # location of file containing file patterns to be excluded
$RSYNC = qx/which rsync/; chomp $RSYNC;      # full path to rsync executable
$GZIP = qx/which gzip/; chomp $GZIP;
$MPACK = qx/which mpack/; chomp $MPACK;

# WARNING; the upgrade script assumes @OPTIONS = ( and the closing parenth are on separate lines.
# If you reformat, upgrades and reconfigures may be destroyed
@OPTIONS = (
                '--compress',             # compress the transfer between servers
                '--verbose',              # have verbose output on the backup
                '--times',                # preserve times
                '--owner',                # preserve owner
                '--group',                # preserve group
                '--ignore-times',         # don't skip files that match size and time
                '--links',                # copy symlinks as links
                '--perms',                # sets permissions on target to be same as on source
                '--recursive',            # recurse into subdirectories of all root directories
                '--size-only',            # skip files that match in size
                '--delete',               # delete extraneous files from dest dirs
                '--delete-excluded',      # delete excluded files from dest dirs
                '--force',                # force deletion of dirs even if not empty
                '--numeric-ids',          # don't map uid/gid values by user/group name
                '--stats',                # give some file-transfer stats
                '--one-file-system',      # Do not descend into other devices
                '--bwlimit=64',           # limit backup speed to 64KB/s (which
                '--rsh="ssh -p 22"'       # change the port here if necessary

              );

# The CONTROL hash is read in and processed prior to execution of rsync. For each entry in
# %CONTROL, the subroutine pointed to by the value is executed. If the sub returns a binary
# TRUE, the key is added to the @OPTIONS array and will thus be included.
# as an example, to perform a checksum backup (see rsync(1)), on the first Sunday of every month
# we can create an entry to do this.
# sub firstOfMonth {
#     my ($sec,$min,$hour,$mday,$mon,$year,$wday,$yday,$isdst) = localtime(time);
#     return $wday == 0 && $mday < 7; # day of week is Sunday, and day of month < 7
# }
# $CONTROL{'--checksum'} = \&firstOfMonth; # add reference to above routine
#
# Alternately, we can simply create an anonymous sub  as follows (the above and below are equivilent)
#
# Only perform checksum on first Sunday of month
# $CONTROL{'--checksum'} = sub{my ($sec,$min,$hour,$mday,$mon,$year,$wday,$yday,$isdst) = localtime(time); return $wday == 0 && $mday < 7; } ;
#
# when adding any code from here, call rsbackup with the 'test' parameter to test new code added.
#
# NOTE: using this schema, you can not have multiple entries for any flags to be passed, ie you
#       MUST have each flag/group of flags only one time. Also, it is your responsibility to ensure
#       valid flag setups: use the $TEST_CONDITIONS flag above to show output instead of executing

# NOTE: to have the remote commands work only on certain criteria, use syntax such as
# sub firstOfMonth {
#     my ($sec,$min,$hour,$mday,$mon,$year,$wday,$yday,$isdst) = localtime(time);
#     return $wday == 0; # day of week is Sunday
# }
# $REMOTE_COMMANDS = &firstOfMonth ? "ssh -p 22 root\@backup.example.com 'getStats $CLIENT_NAME/$MY_NAME'" : '';