#
# SERVER SPECIFICATION
#
# The server identifier
#ServerIdentifier:	
#
# DEVICE SPECIFICATION
#
# The device name (No-Rewind-Version !)
Backup-Device:		/dev/nst0
#
# The blocksize of the device
Tape-Blocksize:		10240
#
# Specification of the tape buffer (size, high-, lowmark, filename)
#Tape-Buffer:		10000000 %V/tapebuffer
#
# Append also to explicitly deselected cartridges
Full-Append: Yes
#
# Write to any supplied cartridge, that has space
Variable-Append Mode: Yes
#
# Refuse to write to tapes, that don't have a valid label
Reject Unlabeled Tapes:	0
#
# Prefer writable cartridges available in a changer
PreferCartInChanger:	Yes
#
# Flag, whether the device is a robot / cartridge handling system (0 or 1)
Cartridge-Handler:	0
#
# Insert your number of cartridges, whether you have a robot or not
Number Of Cartridges:	10
#
# The specifiers of different cartridge sets, if requested.
# Default is 1 set with cartridges ranging from 1 up to the
# previous parameter. Specifiers of cartridge sets must be
# separated by whitespace and may contain digits, commas and
# dashes. Examples: 1-3 4,8-10 6,7
#Cartridge-Sets:	

#
# The maximum number of bytes per file on tape
Max Bytes Per File:	50000000
#
# Time to wait from the moment, a new cartridge has been inserted
Cart-Insert-Gracetime:	70
#
# Time to wait, while the device is unavailable, until a mail is
# sent to the user in charge (see below)
Dev Unavail Send mail after min:	6
#
# Time to wait, while the device is unavailable, until abort
Device Unavail give up after min:	45
#
# The interval in seconds for probing, if device is ready, when
# inserting another cartridge is requested. 0 for no probing.
Device-Probe Interval:			5
#
# Configuration file for a media changer
Changer-Configuration-File:	%C/changer.conf

#
# SHELL-COMMANDS FOR TAPE HANDLING
#
# In these commands %d is replaced by the device name,
# %n by the number, if within the command the count starts with 1,
# %m by the number, if the count starts with 0.
#
# Command to set the file # on tape
SetFile-Command:	sh -c "mt -f %d rewind && %B/__mt -f %d fsf %m"
#
# Command to skip to the next %n-th file on tape
SkipFiles-Command:	%B/__mt -f %d fsf %n
#
# If there is a command to set the cartridge directly, use it here
#Setcart-Command:	%B/cart_ctl -F -m -C %n -D
#
# If the cartridges can only by changed successively, insert the
# command to change them here. This is also the command, that unloads
# the tape, if you have no cartridge handler.
Changecart-Command:	mt -f %d rewoffl
#
# If the media must be prepared for access in some way,
# the appropriate command can be supplied here.
#InitMedia-Command:	
#
# Command, that is called, when a tape is full
#TapeFull-Command:	%B/cartagehandler %c %n %C
#
# The command to erase the tape. This is necessary on some systems.
#Erasetape-Command:	exit 0

#
# CONFIGURATION FOR NON-EXISTING CARTRIDGE HANDLING SYSTEM
#
# The user to inform, if a cartridge should be changed manually
User To Inform:         root
#
# The mail-program to use.
# Insert %u for the position, where the username has to appear.
Mail-Program:		mail -s "[Afbackup]: Backup Service Information" %u

#
# FILES TO SAVE THE STATE AND LOGGINGS
#
# Directory for changing and persistent files
Var-Directory:		/var/lib/afbackup
#
# Filename to save the current tape position
Tape-Pos-File:          %V/tapepos
#
# Filename for error loggings etc.
Logging-file:		@ /var/log/afbackup/server.backup.log
#
# Filename to write the current server status to
Status-file:		%V/status
#
# Locking file to prevent several server starts
#Locking-file:		%V/backup.lock
#
# Lockfile for accessing a media changer
#Changer-Lockfile:	%V/changer.lock
#
# Filename with encryption key for authentication
Encryption-Key-File:	%C/cryptkey

#
# SPECIFICATIONS FOR REMOTE_EXECUTION
#
# Directory, where remotely started programs must reside
Program-Directory:	/usr/libexec/afbackup

#
# SERVER-STARTUP AND SHUTDOWN ACTIONS
#
# shell-command to perform, when the server starts
#Init-Command:		echo backup-daemon starting.
#
# shell-command to perform, when the server exits
#Exit-Command:		echo backup-daemon exiting.