Changes

Changes made by 1.0.1

• made tar & restore more symmetric
• removed unused code
• removed hard coded root-pw for duplicity
• use selmer templates
• Added rsync
• fix :backup-file-prefix-pattern
• Remove root-dir and subdir-to-save configuration from domain

Since we use a new configuratin to store and restore our files, old backups will be placed in the root directory. This was the old configuration:

{:root-dir "example-dir"      ;this is where we restored our BackupPath
 :subdir-to-save "subdir"     ;this is what we wanted to backup
 }  

And this was our old restore-script-tar part:

(str "tar " tar-own-options "-x" tar-compress-option "f ${" (restore-dump-name element) "} -C " root-dir)

Now we only need to specify what we want to backup and our restore-scipt automatically places the backuped file in the right directory.

{:backup-path ["saveme"]}     ;this is what we want to backup
 }  

And this is our new restore-script-tar part:

tar{% if tar-own-options %} {{tar-own-options}}{% endif %}{{tar-compress-option}} ${{restore-dump-name}} -C /

As u can see, the old way had the keyword root-dir. And we restored that file in the root-dir path. Now we just save the backup-path and restore it under /backup-path. Therefor all new backups will be automatically put in the right path. The only problem is, that when u have old backups and want to restore it, they will be put in \ and u have to move them manually.