#
# Backup config file...
#

#
# chains defines the number of backup chains that we'll be dealing with.
#
#	number
#	------
chains	2


#
# each levels line defines a backup level.  level is the number (eg
# 0), name is a name for it (eg full), every is the max number of days
# between backups of that level or lower, and keep is the number of
# days to keep the tape around for (forever means forever).   
#
#	chain	level	name	every	keep
#	-----	-----	----	-----	----
level	0	0	full	28	forever
level	0	2	weekly	7	28
level	0	9	daily	1	14
level	1	0	full	2	3

#
# each group line defines a name for a group of hosts, which can be
# used wherever the backup system expects to get a list of hosts to
# backup.  
#
#	name	hosts...
#	----	--------
group	all	fish tree bird fruit pasta solar stellar dinosaur music pun mammal monster ship shell reptile vegetable tribe oz unit flower sport
group	test	fish tree bird

#
# each tape-type line defines a type of tape and the valid formats 
# for it. 
#
#		type	age	uses	formats...
#		----	---	----	----------
tape-type	exb	2555	500	8200 8500
tape-type	qic	366	10	11 24 150
tape-type	tk50	10000	100	default
tape-type	hit	10000	10	800 1600 6250

#
# each tape line defines an alias for a host:/device tape
# specification.
#
#	name	host:device		type	reads		writes
#	----	-----------		----	-----		------
tape	one	favorite:/dev/nrst0	exb	8200		8200
tape	two	favorite:/dev/nrst1	qic	11|24		24
tape	three	firstborn:/dev/nrst0	hit	1600|6250	1600
tape	four	firstborn:/dev/nrst1	exb	8200		8200
tape	five	native:/dev/nrst0	exb	8200|8500	*|8200
tape	six	native:/dev/nrst1	hit	800|1600|6250	1600
tape	seven	brachiosaur:/dev/nrst1	exb	8200		8200

#
# default-tape defines the default tape to use.  This can be an alias
# or the full host:device spec.
#
#		name
#		----
default-tape	one

#
# people to send mail to when things are done
#
#		mail addresses
#		--------------
mail-to		romig carl

config-name	test
