#
# Backup config file...
#

#
# 'chains' defines the number of backup chains that we'll be dealing with.
# This hasta come first.  It is always safe to increase this, though 
# decreasing it means that any backups in the chains that don't exist any 
# longer will be governed by the default 'keep' values defined in the 
# global.defs file, and may expire sooner that they would have
# otherwise.  Or longer.
#
#	number
#	------
chains	1

# Each 'level' line defines a backup level.  chain is the chain that
# this level is being defined for, 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).
#
# Each chain must have at least a definition for level 0.  You can
# reuse the same name for multiple chains, so you can call all of your
# level 0 backups "full" for all chains.
#
# These should be safe to change.
#
#	chain	level	name	every	keep
#	-----	-----	----	-----	----
level	0	0	full	7	27
#level	0	2	weekly	7	14
#level	0	9	daily	1	7

# The 'offsite' entries define offsite tape storage locations.  You
# can assign multiple chains to the same location, but each chain can
# go to only one location.
#
# wait is the number of days to wait after a backup run is made before
# assigning the tape to offsite storage.  warn is the number of days
# warning to give before a tape is to be freed and brought back to the
# tape pool.
#
# Safe to change as you want, though changes may require moving tapes
# to/from offsite storage.
#
#	location	chain	wait	warn
#	--------	-----	----	----
#offsite	jik		1	2	7

# 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.  
#
# Safe to change whenever you want.
#
#	name	hosts...
#	----	--------
#group	a	abyss archive bird dinosaur fish flower
#group	b	fruit mail mammal misc monster music
#group	c	news oz pasta pun reptile shell
#group	d	ship soc solar sport spyglass tree
#group	e	tribe vegetable disney laverne shape dracula
#group	f	iron mad saqqara
group	all	dandelion-patch

#
# Each 'tape-type' line defines a type of tape and the valid formats 
# for it.  Safe to change when you want.
#
#		type	age	uses	formats...
#		----	---	----	----------
tape-type	exb	2555	10	8200 8500
#tape-type	qic	2555	50	11 24 150
#tape-type	tk50	2555	50	default
#tape-type	hit	2555	50	800 1600 6250

#
# Each 'tape' line defines an alias for a host:/device tape
# specification.  Safe to change when you want.
#
#	name	host:device		type	reads		writes	mt status?
#	----	-----------		----	-----		------	---------
tape	1	portnoy:/dev/rmt/1hn	exb	8200|8500	8500	no
tape	2	rosebud:/dev/rmt0	exb	8200		8200	no
tape	3	bill:/dev/rmt/1hn	exb	8200|8500	8500	no
#tape	4	abyss:/dev/nrmt8	hit	1600|6250	6250
#tape	5	brachiosaur:/dev/nrst0	qic	11|24|150	150
#tape	6	favorite:/dev/nrst0	exb	8200		8200
#tape	7	favorite:/dev/nrst1	exb	8200		8200
#tape	8	firstborn:/dev/nrst0	exb	8200		8200
#tape	9	firstborn:/dev/nrst1	exb	8200		8200
#tape	10	native:/dev/nrst0	exb	8200		8200
#tape	11	native:/dev/nrst1	exb	8200		8200
#tape	12	allosaur:/dev/nrst0	exb	8200		8200

#
# default-tape defines the default tape to use.  This can be an alias
# or the full host:device spec.  This is a crock since it might not
# match the type of tape that you are dealing with.  Someday I'll fix
# this. 
#
#		name
#		----
default-tape	3

#
# People to send mail to when things are done.  Change when you want.
#
#		mail addresses
#		--------------
mail-to		sipb-backup

#
# name of this config (default is "").  Set this if you want to run more
# than one version of the backup system on the same host so that they won't 
# interfere with each other.  For example, use "" and "test" to run a 
# production and test version together.
#
# Once you've set this and added tapes, DO NOT CHANGE IT.  It gets
# incorporated into the names of tapes in the database and on their
# labels, among other things.
#
#		name
#		----
#config-name	test