safekeep.conf

# This is a sample file for safekeep(1)
# The format is similar to Java .properties files:
#   - lines starting with '#' are ignored
#   - keys are separated from values by '='
#   - leading and trailing blanks are ignored

# The user under which the server will run
backup.user = safekeep

# The base directory for data repository relative paths
base.dir = /var/lib/safekeep

# The default user under which the client will run
# client.user = root

# By default, be nice during backup
# you can control the server/client nice level via
# nice.adjustment.server and nice.adjustment.client
# or even on a per-client box in the .backup file.
# to disable nice, set it to 0
# nice.adjustment = 10

# Default io niceness level used on the server side.
# Set this to 'none' to disable ionice(1)-ness
# ionice.adjustment = idle

# A default bandwidth limit for both download/upload
# bandwidth.limit=100

# A default bandwidth limit for download
# bandwidth.limit.download=100

# A default bandwidth limit for upload
# bandwidth.limit.upload=100

# A comma separated list of emails to receive the logs
# email.to=person@company.com,root@company.com

# An email address to be used as sender
# email.from = safekeep@company.com

# A SMTP server to use to deliver email if email.to is non-empty
# email.smtp.server=mail.company.com

# The port to use to deliver email to an SMTP server
# email.smtp.port=25

# Generate a multipart MIME email, with additional part of type
# text or html
# email.format = text|html

# Generate a summary with the email message
# email.summary = yes|no

# Default size for LVM snapshots
# This follows the rules for lvcreate(8), so can be a fixed size or
# a % of either logical volume or free space.
# snapshot.size = 2G