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* This module will install the rsnapshot package on your system
* This module will manage the rsnapshot config on your system
* This module will manage cron entries for your configured nodes
* This module will manage the cron service on your system
### Setup Requirements
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The defaults are pretty reasonable, I hope. However, you may override pretty much anything. Available parameters are discussed below.
#### Specials
As mentioned, this module will generate random time entries for your hosts. The random number generator is hashed with hostname and backup_level, so the randomness will be repeatable per host.level. This is important so puppet won't override the crons with each run.
This module will generate random time entries for your hosts. The random number generator is hashed with hostname and backup_level, so the randomness will be repeatable per host.level. This is important so puppet won't override the crons with each run.
You may specify time ranges as follows:
* default cron syntax
* an array with allowed values, for example, if you want the backup for a host to run between 1am and 5am, you would override the hours setting for the host in question.
in hiera this would look like: (Explanation see below)
* an array with allowed values
- for example, if you want the backup for a host to run between 1am and 5am, you would override the hours setting for the host in question.
In hiera this would look like: (Explanation see below)
```yaml
rsnapshot::hosts:
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#### `$cron_dir`
Directory to drop the cron files to. Crons will be created per host.
(Default: /etc/cron.d)
#### `$cronfile_prefix_use`
Bool. Set this to true if you want your cronfiles to have a prefix.
(Default: false)
#### `$cronfile_prefix`
Optional prefix to add to the cronfiles name. Your files will be named: prefix_hostname
(Default: 'rsnapshot_' only if you set $cronfile_prefix_use = true)
#### `$default_backup`
The default backup directories. This will apply to all hosts unless you set [backup_defaults](#backup_defaults) = false
Default is:
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'/home' => './',
}
```
#### `$cronfile_prefix_use`
Bool. Set this to true if you want your cronfiles to have a prefix.
(Default: false)
#### `$cronfile_prefix`
Optional prefix to add to the cronfiles name. Your files will be named: prefix_hostname
(Default: 'rsnapshot_' only if you set $cronfile_prefix_use = true)
#### `$hosts`
Hash containing the hosts to be backed up and optional overrides per host
(Default: undef (do nothing when no host given))
#### `$interval`
How many backups of each level to keep.
Default is:
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#### `$package_ensure`
(Default: present)
#### `$package_name`
(Default: rsnapshot)
#### `$snapshot_root`
global. the directory holding your backups.
(Default: /backup)
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#### `$cmd_postexec`
Default is: undef
#### `$use_lvm`
#### `$du_args`
Default is: undef
#### `$exclude`
Default is: []
#### `$exclude_file`
Other than this might suggest, the default behavior is to create an exclude file per host.
Default is: undef
#### `$include`
Default is: []
#### `$include_file`
Default is: undef
#### `$link_dest`
Default is: false
#### `$linux_lvm_cmd_lvcreate`
Default is: undef # '/sbin/lvcreate'
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#### `$linux_lvm_mountpath`
Default is: undef
#### `$lockpath`
Default is: '/var/run/rsnapshot'
#### `$logpath`
Default is: '/var/log/rsnapshot'
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unused, we are logging to $logpath/$host.log
Default is: '/var/log/rsnapshot.log'
#### `$lockpath`
Default is: '/var/run/rsnapshot'
#### `$snapshot_root`
Default is: '/backup/'
#### `$no_create_root`
Boolean: true or false
Default is: undef
#### `$verbose`
Default is: '2'
#### `$loglevel`
Default is: '4'
#### `$stop_on_stale_lockfile`
#### `$manage_cron`
Should this module manage the cron service?
Default is: true
#### `$no_create_root`
Boolean: true or false
Default is: undef
#### `$rsync_short_args`
Default is: '-az'
#### `$rsync_long_args`
rsync defaults are: --delete --numeric-ids --relative --delete-excluded
Default is: undef
#### `$ssh_args`
Default is: undef
#### `$du_args`
Default is: undef
#### `$one_fs`
Default is: undef
#### `$retain`
Default is: { }
#### `$include`
Default is: []
#### `$exclude`
Default is: []
#### `$include_file`
#### `$rsync_short_args`
Default is: '-az'
#### `$rsync_long_args`
rsync defaults are: --delete --numeric-ids --relative --delete-excluded
Default is: undef
#### `$exclude_file`
Other than this might suggest, the default behavior is to create an exclude file per host.
#### `$rsync_numtries`
Default is: 1
#### `$snapshot_root`
Default is: '/backup/'
#### `$ssh_args`
Default is: undef
#### `$link_dest`
Default is: false
#### `$stop_on_stale_lockfile`
Boolean: true or false
Default is: undef
#### `$sync_first`
Default is: false
#### `$rsync_numtries`
Default is: 1
#### `$use_lvm`
Default is: undef
#### `$use_lazy_deletes`
Default is: false
#### `$verbose`
Default is: '2'
## Limitations
Currently, this module support CentOS, Fedora, Ubuntu and Debian.