Provide better naming with backuptarget=/ #32
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Instead of hostname-type-date- (or hostname-type-date-.), simply drop the -target entirely (hostname-type-date).
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There is another PR (#32) that deals with this. Let this PR just be about configurable limits.
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When backing up /, the archive names were not ideal: / -> hostname-daily-date- . or /. -> hostname-daily-date-. This commit pulls archive naming into a function to ensure the archive names are consistent, and will turn /, ., and /. into hostname-daily-date
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I know They say not to just backup /, sometimes it is the most efficient way to go about it (i.e. many datasets that live in /). Archives produced from
backuptarget=/have weird titles. This commit smooths that over.Instead of
hostname-type-date-(orhostname-type-date-.), simply drop the -target entirely (hostname-type-date).