The Reason we did this ist o avoid custom Config Files for each Host.
We only need to create the Host with name 'ctDIR8' and everything works like a
charm ... so only thehosts file needs tob e changed when adding/removing
Hosts ...
Andreas Schnederle-Wagner
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Gesendet: Donnerstag, 28. August 2014 17:00
An: General list for user discussion, questions and support
Betreff: Re: [BackupPC-users] Feature Request
Andreas Schnederle-Wagner - Futureweb.at wrote at about 14:31:49 + on
Thursday, August 28, 2014:
Hello,
is it possible to have variable substitution at run-time for
“RsyncShareName“?
Following Scenario:
- Server Directory Structure
o /ctDIR1
o /ctDIR2
o /ctDIR3
o …
- Within /etc/hosts we have:
o *IP-1* ctdir1
o *IP-1* ctdir2
o *IP-1* ctdir3
o *IP-2* ctdir4
o *IP-2* ctdir5
o *IP-3* ctdir6
Hosts within BackupPC: ctDIR1, ctDIR2, ctDIR3, …
It's not clear to me what are you trying to do?
Since no variable substitution is possible at the Moment (and Hosts
within BackupPC ignore Case Sensitivity …) this was only possible by
patching the Rsync.pm File …
While it's not clear to me what you are actually trying to do, there is a *lot*
that you can do short of patching the Rsync.pm file.
- You can have separate config files per host
- You can put arbitrary executable Perl code within any host config file that
is evaluated at run time which can be used to conditionally set
variables like RsyncShareName at run time.
- Several of the variables (e.g., DumpPreUserCmd) can even take raw perl
code as an argument that is executed when the corresponding routine
is run.
In all I have been able to do some really funky things in my config files by
inserting my own Perl code to make the configuration do what I want...
So long as version 4.x still uses a similar structure for the config file, I
would imagine that one will still have plenty of flexibility and power to allow
for run-time type configuration capabilities.
As BackupPC 4 will use C-compiled Rsync it’s not that easy anymore to
get this Patch into …
I would try to avoid a patch or Rsync.pm even in 3.x
So I hope it will be possible to have Variables within “RsyncShareName“
(and have $HOST be Case-Sensitive for this Case ;-))
Thank you
Andreas Schnederle-Wagner
Andreas Schnederle-Wagner
Futureweb OG
Innsbrucker Str. 4
6380 St. Johann
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