# This is an example conf file for multiplicity
# You will pass the path to a conf file like this as the first argument
# to multiplicity. If you're doing full system backups as root, I
# suggest storing this somewhere like /etc/mult/ or similar.

# See documentation for duplicity for info on the switches here.


# common-args: All common args we need to pass straight though to 
# duplicity

# This could include things like:
#  common-args=--encrypt-key ABCDEF12 --sign-key ABCDEF12 --ssh-options -oIdentityFile=/home/someuser/.ssh/somesshkeyfile

# Any other args for duplicity not related to filtering, src/dest 
# paths or the passphrase should go in common-args

common-args=--encrypt-key ABCDEF12


# passphrase: Passphrase for your signing and encryption private key.

# Note: Even if you do use different key pairs for signing and 
# encryption, duplicity can't handle more than one passphrase at the 
# time this was written.

passphrase=foo bar baz


# filters, src-dir: These describe the (probably local) data to be 
# backed up

# The filters could also refer to another file:
#  filters=--include-globbing-filelist /full/path/to/filelist

# This is often saner than trying to pack complicated instructions
# into --include/--exclude args

# See duplicity's documentation for the format of these things

filters=--include /var/log/foo --exclude /var/log
src-dir=/var/log


# target-url: Remote location for backup

# This can also be a local dir, like:
#  target-url=file:///local/dir/containing/this/backup/set
# Again, see duplicity documentation

target-url=scp://user@remotesystem//dir/containing/this/backup/set