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Diffstat (limited to 'beam.conf')
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1 files changed, 54 insertions, 2 deletions
@@ -111,10 +111,10 @@ backup_items="dbdump system" # # fs back up a file system # postgres back up a postgres database +# mysql backu up a mysql database # # You may define additional types, if you need. To do so, create an executable -# file named <type>.sh in the directory @LIBDIR@/backup. See backup_type(5), -# for a detailed description. +# file named <type>.sh in the directory @LIBDIR@/beam. # # Dump Postgres database "mydb". @@ -135,4 +135,56 @@ system_dir="/" system_files="etc var/spool" +########################################################################## +# Mail notification setup. +# +# Apart from usual logging, backup reports can be sent via email. To +# enable this, define the variable "backup_notify_email" to the list +# of emails that should receive the reports. Separate multiple addresses +# with commas. +# +# A set of variables is provided to customize report headers and contents. +########################################################################## + +# Comma-separated list of emails to send backup reports to. If emply, +# mail notifications are not sent. +backup_notify_email= + +# Sender email address. Backup reports will appear to be sent from this +# address. The default value is root@$(hostname). +# If set, this variable must contain a single email address, without +# personal part or comments, e.g. +# backup_sender_email=root@example.com +backup_sender_email= + +# You can supply personal part of the sender email using this variable. +# The personal part will be enclosed in double quotes and prepended to +# the value of $backup_sender_email to form a valid RFC-2822 From header. +# For example, if you have: +# backup_sender_email=root@example.com +# backup_sender_personal="Automatic backup report" +# you will see the following in the report headers: +# From: "Automatic backup report" <root@example.com> +backup_sender_personal= + +# Supply any additional headers for the report message. By default, the +# following headers are generated: +# From, To, Subject, X-Beam-Items, X-Beam-Round and X-Beam-Level. +# The three X- headers contain the backed up items (as set in the +# backup_items variable), backup round and backup level numbers, +# correspondingly. +# +# To supply multiple headers, delimit them with a single newline character. +backup_report_headers= + +# The value of this variable is output before the actual report. +backup_report_intro= + +# The value of this variable is added at the end of the report. +backup_report_signature= + +# Reports are sent using this program. If not set, it defaults to +# /usr/sbin/sendmail -oi -t -F $backup_sender_email +# The generated report is piped to the standard input of this program. +backup_mailer_program= |