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26 lines
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# b0rged
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simple wrapper for borg-backup, aimed at backing up to hetzner storage boxes
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# install
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clone this repo somewhere to your machine - I use *~root/b0rged*
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set up your storage box, according to the comments in *b0rged-init.sh*.
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set up your .env file, copy *env.example* and adapt.
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run *b0rged-init.sh*. if you want to, you could delete the script afterwards.
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add your backup patterns. you could edit *patterns.system* or add as many *patterns.foo* files as you want.
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run *b0rged.sh* manually, once. check that everything works.
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copy the system and timer file to `~/.config/systemd/user`. you might need to adapt *ExecStart* in *b0rged.service*.
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enable and start the timer. you might need to use `sudo machinectl shell root@` instead of `sudo -i` to get a root shell that works with systemd. then run `systemctl --user enable --now b0rged.timer`.
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check that your timer is set up. it should look something like this:
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systemctl --user list-timers --all
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NEXT LEFT LAST PASSED UNIT ACTIVATES
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Tue 2024-12-03 19:01:57 UTC 5h 21min left n/a n/a b0rged.timer b0rged.service
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