Every section name, except for global (which is optional), defines a new data store. Store names obviously have to be unique. The following keys can be defined:
Default Value: (none)
Semantics: The base directory in which all backups and associated data will be stored.
Example 1:
Location = /media/external_drive/backups
Will store all backups this store accepts in /media/external_drive/backups.
Default Value: ?
Domain: [0,10]
Semantics: Determines how high a source’s priority must be before it is accepted by this store. Only runs from sources with a Priority higher than or equal to (and thus a number that is smaller than or equal to) this store’s MinPriorityForStoring will be stored.
Default Value: 2
Domain: [0 - 2 147 483 648[
Semantics: The maximum number of non-full backup runs Bacsy will execute before forcing a full run.
Default Value: 1 year
Domain: <number> <unit> where number must be an integer and <unit> can be either day, days, month, months, year, years.
Semantics: The Server is free to erase backup runs that are older than this. Note that a month is defined as 31 days and a year as 366 days (maximal values were chosen to ensure users aren’t surprised their data is gone).
Default Value: True
Domain: { True, False }
Semantics: When AlwaysPresent is True, Bacsy will assume this store is permanently connected. If the directory given in Location does not exist, it will be created. When it cannot be created, an error will be produced.
If AlwaysPresent is False and the directory in Location cannot be found, this directory will not be created and the store will be silently ignored.
Default Value: True
Domain: { True, False }
Semantics: If a store is disabled, nothing will ever be stored to it. Use this switch to keep the configuration for a store, without actually using it.