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duplicity-backup/config.example.yaml

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###
# Backup source
###
#
# Root of the backup to create. If no explicit excludes or includes are
# defined all files inside this directory will be backed up.
root: /home
# Hostname for notifications (if left out the hostname of the machine
# is used for this.
#hostname: mystation
###
# Backup destination
###
#
# Destination for the backup. Check the duplicity man-page for all
# possible destinations to use.
dest: s3+http://foobar-backup-bucket/backup-folder/
# Some examples of destinations usable for your backup:
#dest: ftp://user[:password]@other.host[:port]/some_dir
#dest: rsync://user@host.com[:port]//absolute_path
#dest: ssh://user[:password]@other.host[:port]/[/]some_dir
# The "ftp_password" is used for several backends despite the options
# name. You can use this option instead of passing the password in the
# `dest` parameter as that one is visible in the process list during
# the backup is running.
#ftp_password: password
###
# Amazon WebServices S3 configuration
###
#
# Uncomment the lines in this section if you're using Amazon S3
aws:
# access_key_id: foobar_aws_key_id
# secret_access_key: foobar_aws_access_key
# Without setting the storage class the standard storage is used. With
# this option you can switch to "infrequent access" (--s3-use-ia) or
# "reduced redundancy" (--s3-use-rrs) storage class.
# storage_class: --s3-use-ia
###
# Google Cloud Storage configuration
###
#
# Uncomment the lines in this section if you're using GCS
google_cloud:
# access_key_id: foobar_gcs_key_id
# secret_access_key: foobar_gcs_secret_id
###
# OpenStack Object Storage (Swift) configuration
###
#
# Uncomment the lines in this section if you're using OpenStack
swift:
# username: foobar_swift_tenant:foobar_swift_username
# password: foobar_swift_password
# auth_url: foobar_swift_authurl
# auth_version: 2
###
# Include list of directories
###
#
# Specify directories inside your `root` to backup only these ones
# You can't specify directories outside the root. If you want to backup
# all the data inside the root leave this list empty.
inclist:
- /home/myuser/projects
###
# Exclude list of directories
###
#
# Specify directories inside your `root` to exclude these ones
# You can't specify directories outside the root. If you want to backup
# all the data inside the root leave this list empty.
exclist:
- /home/muser/projects/testproject
###
# Other file selection options
###
#
# Instead managing the inclist / exclist parameters in this file you
# can write a text file containing lines with +/- patterns to include
# or exclude files and directories from the backup.
# See http://duplicity.nongnu.org/duplicity.1.html#sect9 for details
#incexcfile: /home/myuser/.config/backup-files.txt
# Exclude all device files. This can be useful for security/permissions
# reasons or if rdiff-backup is not handling device files correctly.
#excdevicefiles: true
###
# Encryption configuration
###
#
encryption:
# Enable / disable encryption of your backup. If you enable encryption
# you either need to specify a password or a GPG key.
enable: true
# If you're using a `gpg_sign_key` to sign your backup this password is
# used to unlock the GPG key. If you're not using a GPG key it is used
# to symmetrically encrypt the backup.
passphrase: foobar_gpg_passphrase
# Specify the GPG key(s) to use for encryption / signing the backup.
# You may use different keys for those tasks. If you specify a signing
# key you need to specify the password above to unlock the key.
# gpg_encryption_key: foobar_gpg_key
# gpg_sign_key: foobar_gpg_key
# If you want to hide the GPG key IDs for security reasons you can
# enable this option.
# hide_key_id: true
# You can specify the keyring which contains your above specified keys
# in case they are not present in the default keyring.
# secret_keyring: /home/myuser/.gnupg/duplicity.gpg
###
# Static backup options
###
#
# Here you can specify other options for duplicity not handled in this
# configuration file. Reference is the manpage of duplicity. Please
# ensure you're specifying the options in command array format.
static_options: ["--full-if-older-than", "14D", "--s3-use-new-style"]
###
# Backup cleanup options
###
#
cleanup:
# Chose the cleanup type and the configured value for that cleanup type:
# remove-older-than <time>
# remove-all-but-n-full <count>
# remove-all-inc-of-but-n-full <count>
# none
type: remove-all-but-n-full
value: 4
###
# Logging
###
#
# Set the directory the logs are written to
logdir: /tmp/duplicity/
###
# Nofification configuration
###
#
# Uncomment and configure your preferred notification channel
notifications:
# slack:
# hook_url: https://hooks.slack.com/services/T00000000/B00000000/XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX
# channel: "#general"
# username: duplicity-backup
# emoji: :package:
# mondash:
# board: https://mondash.org/yourboardurl
# token: yoursecrettoken
# freshness: 3600