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.SH SYNOPSIS
! \fBfaubackup-find\fP [\fB--noregexp\fP] [\fIregexp\fP]...
.SH DESCRIPTION
\fBfaubackup-find\fP searches for files in the current directory,
! and prints their name to standard-output.
! That output is intended to be piped through \fBfaubackup-gather\fP,
in order to build a backup.
! \fBfaubackup-find\fP is a lot like 'find . -depth -print0', with one
additional feature: you can specify a filter list of files to ignore.
When a directory matches one of these filters, the whole directory
! gets ignored (like in find without -depth).
As the output is relative to the current directory, so are the
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.SH SYNOPSIS
! \fBfaubackup\-find\fP [\fB\-\-noregexp\fP] [\fIregexp\fP]...
.SH DESCRIPTION
\fBfaubackup-find\fP searches for files in the current directory,
! and prints their name to standard\-output.
! That output is intended to be piped through \fBfaubackup\-gather\fP,
in order to build a backup.
! \fBfaubackup\-find\fP is a lot like 'find . \-depth \-print0', with one
additional feature: you can specify a filter list of files to ignore.
When a directory matches one of these filters, the whole directory
! gets ignored (like in find without \-depth).
As the output is relative to the current directory, so are the
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You can specify these filters using one of these two formats:
! shell-like and perl-regexp. Shell-like filters have '*' and '?'
! Wildcards. In addition to most shells, faubackup-find filters
understand a special '**' Wildcard, matching everything,
even subdirectories. For example, '**/,*' matches all files beginning
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You can specify these filters using one of these two formats:
! shell\-like and perl\-regexp. Shell\-like filters have '*' and '?'
! Wildcards. In addition to most shells, faubackup\-find filters
understand a special '**' Wildcard, matching everything,
even subdirectories. For example, '**/,*' matches all files beginning
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As Perl regular expressions may be used for malicous things,
it is possible to disable all Perl regexps via the command line
! option \fB--noregexp\fP.
Both types of filters are matched against the relative
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As Perl regular expressions may be used for malicous things,
it is possible to disable all Perl regexps via the command line
! option \fB\-\-noregexp\fP.
Both types of filters are matched against the relative
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.TP
.B .faubackuprc
! Configuration for faubackup-find. Lines beginning with # are comments.
faubackup-find recognizes lines that start with 'Ignore', specifying
a filter for that directory. All files matching that filter will be ignored.
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.TP
.B .faubackuprc
! Configuration for faubackup\-find. Lines beginning with # are comments.
faubackup-find recognizes lines that start with 'Ignore', specifying
a filter for that directory. All files matching that filter will be ignored.
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Please report all bugs to @PACKAGE_BUGREPORT@.
! Man-pages may be confusing ;-).
Please send your ideas/comments to help improve @PACKAGE@.
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Please report all bugs to @PACKAGE_BUGREPORT@.
! Man-pages may be confusing ;\-).
Please send your ideas/comments to help improve @PACKAGE@.
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.SH COPYRIGHT
! FauBackup is Copyright (c) 2000-2003 Volkmar Sieh, Martin Waitz.
! Developed at Friedrich Alexander University Erlangen-Nuremberg.
FauBackup comes with ABSOLUTELY NO WARRANTY.
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.SH COPYRIGHT
! FauBackup is Copyright (c) 2000\-01 Volkmar Sieh, (c) 2000\-04 Martin Waitz.
! Developed at Friedrich\-Alexander\-University Erlangen\-Nuremberg.
FauBackup comes with ABSOLUTELY NO WARRANTY.
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\fBfaubackup\fP [\fIoptions\fP] \fIsrcdir\fP [\fIdestdir\fP]
! \fBfaubackup\fP \fB--clean\fP[\fB=\fP\fIdestdir\fP]
! \fBfaubackup\fP [\fB--list\fP[\fB=\fP\fIdestdir\fP]]
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\fBfaubackup\fP [\fIoptions\fP] \fIsrcdir\fP [\fIdestdir\fP]
! \fBfaubackup\fP \fB\-\-clean\fP[\fB=\fP\fIdestdir\fP]
! \fBfaubackup\fP [\fB\-\-list\fP[\fB=\fP\fIdestdir\fP]]
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Later Backups to the same filesystem will automatically be
! incremental, as unchanged files are only hard-linked with
the existing version of the file.
! Executing 'faubackup srcdir destdir' is a bit like 'cp -a srcdir destdir/`date`'.
That is, it will copy everything from \fIsrcdir\fP to a subdirectory
of \fIdestdir\fP. This directory is named after the time of the backup
! (format 'YYYY-MM-DD@hh:mm:ss').
All filenames, permissions, contents will be preserved.
! It can cope with soft-, hardlinks and with holes in files.
! The big advantage over a simple copy is the use of hard-links between
unchanged files to minimize disk space usage.
You can execute faubackup on a regular basis, and any files which
haven't changed between these calls are not copied again, but are
! hardlinked between the various backup-directories.
This is similar to incremental backups, where only changed files
are written to the tape.
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Later Backups to the same filesystem will automatically be
! incremental, as unchanged files are only hard\-linked with
the existing version of the file.
! Executing 'faubackup srcdir destdir' is a bit like 'cp \-a srcdir destdir/`date`'.
That is, it will copy everything from \fIsrcdir\fP to a subdirectory
of \fIdestdir\fP. This directory is named after the time of the backup
! (format 'YYYY\-MM\-DD@hh:mm:ss').
All filenames, permissions, contents will be preserved.
! It can cope with soft\-, hardlinks and with holes in files.
! The big advantage over a simple copy is the use of hard\-links between
unchanged files to minimize disk space usage.
You can execute faubackup on a regular basis, and any files which
haven't changed between these calls are not copied again, but are
! hardlinked between the various backup\-directories.
This is similar to incremental backups, where only changed files
are written to the tape.
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The first existing backup in such an interval will be considered belonging
to the coresponding type.
! Thus, the first backup in a month (eg. 2000-12-01@06:30:00) will be a
monthly backup; the first backup in 2001 will be of all four types,
as January 1st, 2001 is a Monday.
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The first existing backup in such an interval will be considered belonging
to the coresponding type.
! Thus, the first backup in a month (eg. 2000\-12\-01@06:30:00) will be a
monthly backup; the first backup in 2001 will be of all four types,
as January 1st, 2001 is a Monday.
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.BR faubackup.conf (5)
). If a backup doesn't belong to such a type (eg. second backup in a day),
! or is too old for that type, it will be removed on \fBfaubackup --clean\fP.
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.BR faubackup.conf (5)
). If a backup doesn't belong to such a type (eg. second backup in a day),
! or is too old for that type, it will be removed on \fBfaubackup \-\-clean\fP.
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.SH OPTIONS
.TP
! .B -h, --help
Show short help page and exit.
.TP
! .B --version
Show version string and exit.
.TP
! \fB-l, --list\fP [\fIdestdir\fP]
Show information about the backups already created.
If combined with verbose (see below), information about
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.SH OPTIONS
.TP
! .B \-h, \-\-help
Show short help page and exit.
.TP
! .B \-\-version
Show version string and exit.
.TP
! \fB\-l, \-\-list\fP [\fIdestdir\fP]
Show information about the backups already created.
If combined with verbose (see below), information about
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in the standard location.
.TP
! .B -v, --verbose
Show verbose output.
This includes all filenames being read/written.
.TP
! \fB--find=\fP\fIcommand\fP
The command used to compute the file list to backup.
Default is "faubackup-find".
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in the standard location.
.TP
! .B \-v, \-\-verbose
Show verbose output.
This includes all filenames being read/written.
.TP
! \fB\-\-find=\fP\fIcommand\fP
The command used to compute the file list to backup.
Default is "faubackup-find".
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The last entry sent MUST be the current directory, "."!
.TP
! \fB--rsh=\fP\fIcommand\fP
The command used to get access to remote machines.
Default is to use the FAUBACKUP_RSH environtment variable if it exists,
"rsh" otherwise.
.TP
! \fB-o\fP \fIsrcdir\fP, \fB-i\fP \fIdestdir\fP
The 'do only half the backup' options. Use them to pipe your backup to some
! other location. ('faubackup -o srcdir | somepipe | faubackup -i destdir')
.TP
! \fB--clean\fP [\fIdestdir\fP]
Remove old backups from \fIdestdir\fP.
If \fIdestdir\fP is omitted, search for possible destination directories in the
standard location.
.TP
! \fB--years=\fP\fInumber\fP, \fB-y\fP \fInumber\fP, \
! \fB--months=\fP\fInumber\fP, \fB-m\fP \fInumber\fP, \
! \fB--weeks=\fP\fInumber\fP, \fB-w\fP \fInumber\fP, \
! \fB--days=\fP\fInumber\fP, \fB-d\fP \fInumber\fP
! Specify how long to keep backups on \fB--clean\fP. These options override
the settings in the configuration file.
.TP
! \fB--keep-last\fP
As described above, the first backup in an interval will be kept for later use.
If you do an automated backup in the morning and want to do an additional
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The last entry sent MUST be the current directory, "."!
.TP
! \fB\-\-rsh=\fP\fIcommand\fP
The command used to get access to remote machines.
Default is to use the FAUBACKUP_RSH environtment variable if it exists,
"rsh" otherwise.
.TP
! \fB\-o\fP \fIsrcdir\fP, \fB\-i\fP \fIdestdir\fP
The 'do only half the backup' options. Use them to pipe your backup to some
! other location. ('faubackup \-o srcdir | somepipe | faubackup \-i destdir')
.TP
! \fB\-\-clean\fP [\fIdestdir\fP]
Remove old backups from \fIdestdir\fP.
If \fIdestdir\fP is omitted, search for possible destination directories in the
standard location.
.TP
! \fB\-\-years=\fP\fInumber\fP, \fB\-y\fP \fInumber\fP, \
! \fB\-\-months=\fP\fInumber\fP, \fB\-m\fP \fInumber\fP, \
! \fB\-\-weeks=\fP\fInumber\fP, \fB\-w\fP \fInumber\fP, \
! \fB\-\-days=\fP\fInumber\fP, \fB\-d\fP \fInumber\fP
! Specify how long to keep backups on \fB\-\-clean\fP. These options override
the settings in the configuration file.
.TP
! \fB\-\-keep\-last\fP
As described above, the first backup in an interval will be kept for later use.
If you do an automated backup in the morning and want to do an additional
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.TP
.B FAUBACKUP_RSH
! Default value for \fB--rsh\fP switch.
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.TP
.B FAUBACKUP_RSH
! Default value for \fB\-\-rsh\fP switch.
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.SH NOTES
! You should not rely on your harddisk as the sole backup medium ;-).
The Author recommends to regularly tar (a selection of) the disk backup
to a tape, which should be stored in a different room.
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.SH NOTES
! You should not rely on your harddisk as the sole backup medium ;\-).
The Author recommends to regularly tar (a selection of) the disk backup
to a tape, which should be stored in a different room.
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Please report all bugs to @PACKAGE_BUGREPORT@.
! Man-pages may be confusing ;-).
Please send your ideas/comments to help improve FauBackup.
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Please report all bugs to @PACKAGE_BUGREPORT@.
! Man-pages may be confusing ;\-).
Please send your ideas/comments to help improve FauBackup.
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.SH SEE ALSO
.BR faubackup.conf (5),
! .BR faubackup-gather (8),
! .BR faubackup-scatter (8),
! .BR faubackup-find (8),
.SH COPYRIGHT
! FauBackup is Copyright (c) 2000-2003 Volkmar Sieh, Martin Waitz.
! Developed at Friedrich Alexander University Erlangen-Nuremberg.
FauBackup comes with ABSOLUTELY NO WARRANTY.
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.SH SEE ALSO
.BR faubackup.conf (5),
! .BR faubackup\-gather (8),
! .BR faubackup\-scatter (8),
! .BR faubackup\-find (8),
.SH COPYRIGHT
! FauBackup is Copyright (c) 2000\-01 Volkmar Sieh, (c) 2000\-04 Martin Waitz.
! Developed at Friedrich\-Alexander\-University Erlangen\-Nuremberg.
FauBackup comes with ABSOLUTELY NO WARRANTY.
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.SH CONTACT
! mailto:[email protected]
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.SH CONTACT
! mailto:@PACKAGE_BUGREPORT@
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faubackup \- Backup System using a Filesystem for Storage
.SH SYNOPSIS
! \fBfaubackup-gather\fP [\fB-v\fP]
.br
! \fBfaubackup-scatter\fP [\fB-v\fP]
.br
.SH DESCRIPTION
! \fBfaubackup-gather\fP, \fBfaubackup-scatter\fP uses a filesystem on a
hard drive for incremental and full backups.
This enables the backup to be accessable through standard filesystem
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faubackup \- Backup System using a Filesystem for Storage
.SH SYNOPSIS
! \fBfaubackup\-gather\fP [\fB\-v\fP|\fB\-\-verbose\fP] [\fB\-\-atime-preserve\fP
.br
! \fBfaubackup\-scatter\fP [\fB\-v\fP|\fB\-\-verbose\fP]
.br
.SH DESCRIPTION
! \fBfaubackup\-gather\fP, \fBfaubackup\-scatter\fP uses a filesystem on a
hard drive for incremental and full backups.
This enables the backup to be accessable through standard filesystem
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the existing version of the file.
! \fBfaubackup-gather\fP reads a NUL-delimited list of filenames from stdin
and serializes the contents of these files to stdout in a special format,
containing all inode informations.
! All Error messages or other output are written to stderr.
! To backup the current directory you can use 'faubackup-find | faubackup-gather'.
! To be able to correctly read all files, \fBfaubackup-gather\fP
should be run as the superuser.
! \fBfaubackup-scatter\fP will read contents of directories from stdin,
and recreate all files.
! stdin must be in the format used by \fBfaubackup-gather\fP.
It first creates a directory for current date and time inside
! the current directory (e.g. './2001-02-07@03:20:10').
Everything written will go into this directory or subdirectories.
! Everything read by \fBfaubackup-gather\fP will be recreated with
exactly the same names, contents, permissions and times
(with one exeption: inode change time will be the time of the backup).
Thus, these two programs are capable of backing up directories
just like \fBcpio\fP and \fBtar\fP.
! \fBfaubackup-scatter\fP can deal with holes in files.
! To be able to correctly set all permissions, \fBfaubackup-scatter\fP
should be run as the superuser.
! \fBfaubackup-scatter\fP will detect if there are other backups to the
same destination directory (with only differing timestamps).
In this case, files that haven't changed since the last backups will
! not be written to the filesystem, but instead hard-linked against
the previous version.
Thus, diskspace is only needed for the directory inodes and for
changed files.
! To be able to hard-link files, \fBfaubackup-scatter\fP will create
an additional directory, \fB..inodes\fP, which contains all files,
named after their inode (this is: device/inode of the source).
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the existing version of the file.
! \fBfaubackup\-gather\fP reads a NUL\-delimited list of filenames from stdin
and serializes the contents of these files to stdout in a special format,
containing all inode informations.
! All Error messages or other output are written to stderr. To backup the
! current directory you can use 'faubackup\-find | faubackup\-gather'.
! To be able to correctly read all files, \fBfaubackup\-gather\fP
should be run as the superuser.
! \fBfaubackup\-scatter\fP will read contents of directories from stdin,
and recreate all files.
! stdin must be in the format used by \fBfaubackup\-gather\fP.
It first creates a directory for current date and time inside
! the current directory (e.g. './2001\-02\-07@03:20:10').
Everything written will go into this directory or subdirectories.
! Everything read by \fBfaubackup\-gather\fP will be recreated with
exactly the same names, contents, permissions and times
(with one exeption: inode change time will be the time of the backup).
Thus, these two programs are capable of backing up directories
just like \fBcpio\fP and \fBtar\fP.
! \fBfaubackup\-scatter\fP can deal with holes in files.
! To be able to correctly set all permissions, \fBfaubackup\-scatter\fP
should be run as the superuser.
! \fBfaubackup\-scatter\fP will detect if there are other backups to the
same destination directory (with only differing timestamps).
In this case, files that haven't changed since the last backups will
! not be written to the filesystem, but instead hard\-linked against
the previous version.
Thus, diskspace is only needed for the directory inodes and for
changed files.
! To be able to hard\-link files, \fBfaubackup\-scatter\fP will create
an additional directory, \fB..inodes\fP, which contains all files,
named after their inode (this is: device/inode of the source).
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To be able to detect a broken transmission, a special entry (".")
! is used as an end-of-backup marker.
If the connection between the gather and scatter programs suddenly
! breaks (e.g. because of network outage), faubackup-scatter will
! detect the missing end-of-backup marker and will mark the backup
as broken.
! To make that system work, the filelist feed into faubackup-gather
has to end with a single dot.
But that is a good idea anyway,
as it ensures that access rights for the root directory of the backup
are set correctly.
! "\fBfaubackup-find\fP already generates this marker automatically.
If you want to remove an old backup, simply delete the directory
! created by \fBfaubackup-scatter\fP (the one named after the backup-time).
When the same version of a file is needed by an other backup, it
will still remain on the disk.
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To be able to detect a broken transmission, a special entry (".")
! is used as an end\-of\-backup marker.
If the connection between the gather and scatter programs suddenly
! breaks (e.g. because of network outage), faubackup\-scatter will
! detect the missing end\-of\-backup marker and will mark the backup
as broken.
! To make that system work, the filelist feed into faubackup\-gather
has to end with a single dot.
But that is a good idea anyway,
as it ensures that access rights for the root directory of the backup
are set correctly.
! "\fBfaubackup\-find\fP already generates this marker automatically.
If you want to remove an old backup, simply delete the directory
! created by \fBfaubackup\-scatter\fP (the one named after the backup-time).
When the same version of a file is needed by an other backup, it
will still remain on the disk.
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.SH OPTIONS
.TP
! .B \-v
Show verbose output.
This includes all filenames being read/written.
.SH FORMAT
The format used by these tools includes the filenames, device numbers,
! inode-numbers, inode-contents and file contents of all inodes
in a binary format.
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.SH OPTIONS
.TP
! .B \-v \-\-verbose
Show verbose output.
This includes all filenames being read/written.
+ .TP
+ .B \-\-atime\-preserve
+ Try to reset the access time to its previous value after reading a
+ file which is to be backed up.
+ Doing so will update the ctime, too.
+ Don't use this option if you are using other backup software in parallel,
+ because it might think that all your files have changed.
+
.SH FORMAT
The format used by these tools includes the filenames, device numbers,
! inode-numbers, inode\-contents and file contents of all inodes
in a binary format.
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.SH SEE ALSO
.BR faubackup (8),
! .BR faubackup-find (8),
.BR cpio (1),
.BR tar (1),
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.SH SEE ALSO
.BR faubackup (8),
! .BR faubackup\-find (8),
.BR cpio (1),
.BR tar (1),
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.SH COPYRIGHT
! FauBackup is Copyright (c) 2000-2003 Martin Waitz, Dr. Volkmar Sieh.
! Developed at Friedrich Alexander University Erlangen-Nuremberg.
FauBackup comes with ABSOLUTELY NO WARRANTY.
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.SH COPYRIGHT
! FauBackup is Copyright (c) 2000\-01 Volkmar Sieh, (c) 2000\-04 Martin Waitz.
! Developed at Friedrich\-Alexander\-University Erlangen\-Nuremberg.
FauBackup comes with ABSOLUTELY NO WARRANTY.
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.\" for manpage-specific macros, see man(7)
.SH NAME
! faubackup.conf - Configuration for faubackup(8)
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.\" for manpage-specific macros, see man(7)
.SH NAME
! faubackup.conf \- Configuration for faubackup(8)
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.B $gather = \fIstring\fP;
The command used to gather the files.
! Default is "faubackup-gather".
.TP
.B $scatter = \fIstring\fP;
The command used to scatter the files.
! Default is "faubackup-scatter".
.TP
.B $find = \fIstring\fP;
The command used to find the files to backup.
! Default is "faubackup-find".
.TP
.B $getroot = \fIstring\fP;
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.B $gather = \fIstring\fP;
The command used to gather the files.
! Default is "faubackup\-gather".
.TP
.B $scatter = \fIstring\fP;
The command used to scatter the files.
! Default is "faubackup\-scatter".
.TP
.B $find = \fIstring\fP;
The command used to find the files to backup.
! Default is "faubackup\-find".
.TP
.B $getroot = \fIstring\fP;
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.B @ignore = \fIlist of strings\fP;
Arguments passed to the $find Command.
! For faubackup-find, this is a list of expressions not to be processed.
! See faubackup-find(8) for details.
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.B @ignore = \fIlist of strings\fP;
Arguments passed to the $find Command.
! For faubackup\-find, this is a list of expressions not to be processed.
! See faubackup\-find(8) for details.
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.SH COPYRIGHT
! FauBackup is Copyright (c) 2000-2003 Volkmar Sieh, Martin Waitz.
Developed at Friedrich Alexander University Erlangen-Nuremberg.
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.SH COPYRIGHT
! FauBackup is Copyright (c) 2000\-01 Volkmar Sieh, (c) 2000\-04 Martin Waitz.
Developed at Friedrich Alexander University Erlangen-Nuremberg.
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