NAME
tarsnap.conf – configuration file for tarsnap(1)
DESCRIPTION
The tarsnap.conf file is read by the tarsnap(1) utility and specifies
default options which will be ignored if the options in question are
specified at the command line. Options may be specified in
/usr/local/etc/tarsnap.conf and/or ~/.tarsnaprc; if the two files
conflict, the user's local configuration takes precedence.
The tarsnap.conf file(s) contain lines consisting of a case-sensitive
option name and zero or one parameters depending upon the option. Empty
lines and lines starting with a ‘#’ character are ignored.
If a parameter begins with a ‘~’ character, it will be replaced by the
home directory of the effective user ID.
The following options may be specified:
aggressive-networking
cachedir cache-dir
checkpoint-bytes bytespercheckpoint
disk-pause X
exclude pattern
force-resources
humanize-numbers
include pattern
insane-filesystems
iso-dates
keyfile key-file
lowmem
maxbw
maxbw-rate
maxbw-rate-down
maxbw-rate-up
nodump
normalmem
no-aggressive-networking
no-config-exclude
no-config-include
no-disk-pause
no-force-resources
no-humanize-numbers
no-insane-filesystems
no-iso-dates
no-maxbw
no-maxbw-rate-down
no-maxbw-rate-up
no-nodump
no-print-stats
no-quiet
no-retry-forever
no-snaptime
no-store-atime
no-totals
print-stats
quiet
retry-forever
snaptime file
store-atime
totals
verylowmem
Each option is handled the same way as the corresponding --option; see
tarsnap(1) for more details. Note that the normalmem and no-* options
are only useful in the user-specific ~/.tarsnaprc configuration file, at
which point they act to override options set in the global
/usr/local/etc/tarsnap.conf configuration file.
FILES
/usr/local/etc/tarsnap.conf
The system global tarsnap.conf configuration file. Parameters
specified here only take effect if they are not specified via the
current user's local configuration file or via the command line.
~/.tarsnaprc
The tarsnap.conf configuration file for the current user.
Parameters specified here take effect unless they are specified
via the command line.
SEE ALSO
tarsnap(1)