# Hey Emacs, this is -*- sh -*-

# the mount point of the filesystem on which to build backup volumes
# this is the filesystem whose image will go on the CD
# it is typically mounted on a file via a loop-back device
target_filesystem=/cd-dump

# need to specify the size for the sake of cdrecord;
# if the target_filesystem partition or image is too large, you may adjust this
# to make mke2fs use only the given amount and ignore any excess
target_filesystem_size_blocks=$[700 * 1024]

# used to calculate the size in bytes from the size in blocks
# the ext2 block-size is 1024 bytes
size_of_target_filesystem_block=1024

# the operator who changes backup volumes
backup_operator=bkp-oper

# the user who sends mail to $backup_operator, requesting a volume change
volume_change_user=vol-chng

# the mail spool directory where mail is received indicating a volume change
volume_change_mail_spool=/var/spool/mail/$volume_change_user

# the device that writes the CD-R, typically a generic SCSI device
write_device=0,0,0

write_speed=16

# the amount of memory to use for buffering while writing
buffer_space=16m

# the device to read back to verify backups, and to mention in the above mail
# this should be the same physical device as the write device
# (so the system can verify the disk immediately without having to move it)
# but it is typically a different logical device e.g. a normal SCSI CD "reader"
# verify_device=/dev/scd0
verify_device=/dev/cdrom

# set this string non-empty if the verify device is physically separate from the write_device
separate_verify_device=""

# the cdrecord program
cdrecord=cdrecord

# cdrecord options (e.g "driveropts=burnfree")
cdrecord_options=""

# this quantity of bytes will be added to the tsize value passed to cdrecord
# normally it should be left blank
# it is a kludge I needed to work around a bug, where cdrecord/ide-scsi wrote about 50k too little
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