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ccollect.sh, Nico Schottelius, 2005-12-06
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$CCOLLECT_CONF/
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-> Directories, which are so called 'backup-definitions'
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$dir/
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source -> file with the source
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destination -> link to the destination
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exclude -> \n seperated
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intervalls/ - subdirectory of source or defaults
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Each file below this directory describe an intervalls.
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log - link to file we should log to
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2005-12-06 15:20:43 +00:00
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If a backup source exists (the cconfig dir exists) all logs for this
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source will be written to this file. General errors and errors of
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non existent or broken configuration will be logged to stderr.
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I do not think it is senseful to have one logfile for all sources, as
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the sources can be backuped in parallel and you would not be able to
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distinguish the different log processes very good then.
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If you REALLY REALLY REALLY want to have all in one logfile, simply
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link all "log" entries to the same file, output will be appended.
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