redis.conf.sample

# A script can run only for one database type and a speific host

# at a time (mongod, postgresql)
# But you can run it with multiple configuration files
# You can obiously share the same base backup directory.



# set to 1 to deactivate colors (cron)
#NO_COLOR=""

# Choose Compression type. (gzip or bzip2 or xz)
#COMP=bzip2

#User to run dumps dump binaries as, defaults to logged in user
#RUNAS=postgres
#DB user to connect to the database with, defaults to
#DBUSER=postgres

######## Backup settings
# one of: postgresql mongod
#BACKUP_TYPE=postgresql
BACKUP_TYPE="redis"

# Backup directory location e.g /backups
TOP_BACKUPDIR="/srv/backups/redis"

# do also global backup (use by postgresql to save roles/groups and only that
DO_GLOBAL_BACKUP="1"

# HOW MANY BACKUPS TO KEEP & LEVEL
# How many snapshots to keep (lastlog for dump)
# How many per day
KEEP_LASTS=24
KEEP_DAYS=14
KEEP_WEEKS=88
KEEP_MONTHES=12
KEEP_LOGS=60

# directories permission
#DPERM="750"

# directory permission
#FPERM="640"

# OWNER/GROUP
OWNER=root
GROUP=root

######## Database connection settings
# host defaults to localhost
# and without port we use a connection via socket
#HOST=""
#PORT=""

# defaults to postgres on postgresql backup
# as ident is used by default on many installs, we certainly
# do not need either a password
PASSWORD=""

# List of DBNAMES for Daily/Weekly Backup e.g. "DB1 DB2 DB3"
DBNAMES="all"

# List of DBNAMES to EXLUCDE if DBNAMES are set to all (must be in " quotes)
DBEXCLUDE=""

######## Mail setup
# Email Address to send mail to? (user@domain.com)
MAILADDR="root@localhost"

# this server nick name
MAIL_THISSERVERNAME="$(hostname -f)"

# set to disable mail
DISABLE_MAIL=""

######### Postgresql
# binaries path
#PSQL=""
#PG_DUMP=""
#PG_DUMPALL=""

# OPT string for use with pg_dump ( see man pg_dump )
#OPT="--create -Fc"

# OPT string for use with pg_dumpall ( see man pg_dumpall )
#OPTALL="--globals-only"

######## Hooks (optionnal)
# functions names which point to functions defined in your
# configuration file
# Pay attention not to make function names colliding with functions in the script

#
# All those hooks can call externals programs (eg: python scripts)
# Look inside the shell script to know which variables you ll have
# set in the context, but you ll have useful information available at
# each stage like the dbname, etc.
#

# Function to run before backups (uncomment to use)
#pre_backup_hook() {
#}

# Function to run after global backup  (uncomment to use)
#post_global_backup_hook() {
#}

# Function to run after global backup  (uncomment to use)
#post_global_backup_failure_hook() {
#}

# Fuction run after each database backup if the backup failed
#post_db_backup_failure_hook() {
#}

# Function to run after each database backup (uncomment to use)
#post_db_backup_hook() {
#}

# Function to run after backup rotation
#post_rotate_hook() {
#}

# Function to run after backup orphan cleanup
#post_cleanup_hook() {
#}

# Function run after backups (uncomment to use)
#post_backup_hook="mycompany_postbackup"

# Function to run after the recap mail emission
#post_mail_hook() {
#}

# Function to run after the recap mail emission
#failure_hook() {
#}
if [ -f /etc/dbsmartbackup/redis.conf.local ];then
    . /etc/dbsmartbackup/redis.conf.local
fi

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