# site-specific parameters for file system backup.
# User name of administrator of backups.
ADMINISTRATOR=backup-reports
# Hour at which backups are normally done.
# This should be a number from 0 to 23.
BACKUP_HOUR=1
# Location of GNU tar. This must be the same for all hosts.
TAR=/usr/local/gnubin/tar
# Device to use for dumping. It should be on the host
# on which the dump scripts are run.
TAPE_FILE=/dev/nrsmt0
# Command to obtain status of tape drive, including error count.
# On some tape drives there may not be such a command;
# then simply use `TAPE_STATUS=false'.
#
# Might also consider
# TAPE_STATUS="mt -f ${TAPE_FILE} status"
# if `mts' is missing, though this alternative is rather verbose.
TAPE_STATUS="mts -t ${TAPE_FILE}"
# Blocking factor to use for writing the dump.
BLOCKING=124
# Name of temporary file to hold volume numbers. This needs to be accessible
# by all the machines which have filesystems to be dumped.
VOLNO_FILE=/home/gd2/dump/volnofile
# Script to be run when it's time to insert a new tape in for the next
# volume. Administrators may want to tailor this script for their site.
# If this variable isn't set, tar will use some default behavior which is
# probably defined in the manual.
#DUMP_REMIND_SCRIPT='rsh apple-gunkies /home/gd2/dump/dump-remind'
# List of file systems to be dumped.
# Actually, any directory may be used, but if it has subdirectories on
# other file systems, they are not included.
# The host name specifies which host to run tar on.
# It should normally be the host that actually has the file system.
# If GNU tar is not installed on that machine, then you can specify some
# other host which can access the file system through NFS.
# Although these are arranged one per line, that is not mandatory.
# It does not work to use # for comments within the string.
BACKUP_DIRS='
albert:/fs/fsf
sugar-bombs:/fs/gd
albert:/fs/gd2
churchy:/fs/gd3
nutrimat:/fs/gp
nutrimat:/fs/gp2
albert:/fs/mailer
placebo:/archive
nutrimat:/fs/dist
albert:/
albert:/usr
nutrimat:/
placebo:/
ernst:/usr1
'
# List of individual files to be dumped.
# These should be accesible from the machine on which the dump is run.
BACKUP_FILES=''
# Message to display on the terminal while waiting for dump time. Usually
# this will just be some literal text, preferably something more
# entertaining than this. The awk script here saves some redundant
# repetition, but is not really all that desirable.
SLEEP_MESSAGE="`awk '
BEGIN {
for (i = 0; i < 30; i++)
print \" \" \
\"D O N O T T O U C H T H I S T E R M I N A L !!!!!\"
}' /dev/null`"
# eof