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/* backup system extending rsnapshot with a webpage for configuration and access * * The system is based on a directory (normally called backup) within the access path of your webserver. * Within this directory you should add a subfolder for the configuration files for rsnapshot typically called * rsnapshot and within the subfolder a folder log for logfiles. * backup --| * |-> index.php * |-> header.php * |-> footer.php * |-> config.php * |-rsnapshot -| * |-> rsnapshot config files * |-> log * * header and footer.php are used for adjusting the layout to your local needs whereas config, this file, is storing * some general options as shown below. Please note that the webserver is manupulating the rsnapshot config files, * so please adjust the access rights accordingly (write access for the webserver to the config files). * Please note also the possible security risc of this structure, so do not place this server in the internet !!!! * The rsnapshot config files are shown on the webpage as oritation, so a meaningful naming is recommended (perhaps * the name of the server to backup?). * The logfiles are automatically stored in a file in the subfolder log with the same name as the rsnapshot config * file, which simplicifies the creation of the webpage. * Please note that this system is also using a bash script for starting the backup process using the rsnapshot config * file name as parameter. */