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-.\" 
-.TH drakbackup 5 "December 2005" Mandriva "System Utilities"
-.SH NAME 
-drakbackup
-
-.SH DESCRIPTION 
-Drakbackup is a backup/restore application for Mandriva Linux. Most users will want to use the GUI interface, but it is also possible to run the application from the
-command line.
-
-.B "Command Line Options"
-
-.B
- --default
-    Run a backup using the default configuration.
-
-.B
- --profile
-    Run a backup using a different profile. (Profiles are alternate, named configurations located in the same directory as the default configuration; i.e. foo.conf).
-
-.B
- --debug
-    Run drakbackup in debugging mode, which will output additional information for troubleshooting.
-
-.B 
- --show-config
-    Display the configuration summary.
-
-.B
- --cd-info
-    Dump the capabilities table of attached CD/DVD hardware.
-
-.B
- --daemon
-    Intended to be used in cron scripts. Runs drakbackup in daemon mode, using defined media methods for unattended  backups.
-
-.SH "SEE ALSO"
-.BR drakbackup.conf (5),
-.BR /usr/share/doc/mandriva/en/Drakxtools-Guide.html/drakbackup.html
-
-.SH AUTHOR
-Stew Benedict <sbenedict@mandriva.com>
-
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-.\" 
-.TH drakbackup.conf 5 "December 2005" Mandriva "System Utilities"
-.SH NAME 
-drakbackup.conf
-
-.SH DESCRIPTION 
-Drakbackup uses a number of configuration file options to store the user's preferences as to what/where/when data is backed up. Normally these options are set from withing the GUI, but it is also possible to manually edit the file. This manpage attempts to explain the recognized options and what they are used for.
-
-The default configuration file is located in:
-
-   Root Mode: /etc/drakxtools/drakbackup/drakbackup.conf
-   User Mode: ~/.drakbackup/drakbackup.conf
-
-.B "Option definitions"
-(all options are either =1, or have some text/numeric value or list of values):
- 
-.B 
- SYS_FILES		
-   Comma separated list of system directories to backup. 
-.B 
- HOME_FILES
-   Comma separated list of user home directories to backup. 
-.B 
- OTHER_FILES
-   Comma separated list of other files to backup.
-.B 
- PATH_TO_SAVE
-   Default Hard Drive path to create backup files in.
-     Root Mode: default is /var/lib/drakbackup
-     User Mode: default is ~/.drakbackup/backups
-.B 
- NO_SYS_FILES
-   Don't backup system files (default for non\-root).
-.B 
- NO_USER_FILES
-   Don't backup user files. 
-.B 
- BACKUPIGNORE
-   Honor .backupignore files in backup directories.
-.B
- ARCHIVER
-   Choice of 'tar' or 'star'. Star provides support for ACLs (Access Control Lists).
-.B 
- OPTION_COMP
-   Compression option (tar.gz, tar.bz2, tar \- tar.gz is default).
-.B 
- NO_BROWSER_CACHE
-   Skip web browser cache.
-.B 
- CDRW
-   Backup media is re\-writable CD.
-.B 
- DVDR
-   Backup media is recordable DVD.
-.B 
- DVDRW
-   Backup media is recordable DVD+RW.
-.B 
- DVDRAM
-   Backup media is DVDRAM (not fully supported yet).
-.B 
- NET_PROTO
-   Network protocol to use for remote backups: (ftp, rsync, ssh)
-.B 
- HOST_NAME
-   Remote backup host.
-.B 
- HOST_PATH
-   Backup storage path or module on remote host.
-.B 
- REMEMBER_PASS
-   Remember password on remote host in config file.
-.B 
- USER_KEYS
-   Ssh keys are already setup for communicating with remote host.
-.B 
- DRAK_KEYS
-   Use special drakbackup generated host keys.
-      (requires perl\-Expect)
-.B 
- USE_EXPECT
-   Use expect to do the whole scp transfer, without keys.
-      (requires perl\-Expect)
-.B 
- LOGIN
-   Remote host login name.
-.B 
- PASSWD
-   Password on remote host (if REMEMBER_PASS is enabled).
-.B 
- DAEMON_MEDIA
-   Daemon mode backup via given media.
-      (hd, cd, tape, ftp, rsync, ssh, or webdav)
-.B 
- HD_QUOTA
-   Use quota to limit hard drive space used for backups.
-      (not supported yet)
-.B 
- USE_HD
-   Use Hard Drive for backups.
-      (currently all modes use HD also for temporary storage)
-.B 
- MAX_SPACE
-   Maximum Hard Drive Space(MB) to consume for backups. 
-.B
- DEL_OLD
-   Delete backups older than the given number of days on a new backup run.
-.B 
- USE_CD
-   Use CD for backups.
-.B 
- USE_NET
-   Use network for backups (driven by NET_PROTO).
-.B 
- USE_TAPE
-   Use tape for backup.
-.B 
- DEL_HD_FILES
-   Delete local hard drive tar files after backup to other media.
-.B 
- TAPE_NOREWIND
-   Use non\-rewinding tape device.
-.B 
- CD_TIME	
-   Length of CD media (not currently utilized).
-.B 
- DAEMON_TIME_SPACE
-   Interval between daemon backup runs (hourly, daily, weekly, custom).
-.B 
- CD_WITH_INSTALL_BOOT
-   Build a bootable restore CD (currently not utilized).
-.B 
- CD_DEVICE
-   Cdrecord style CD device name (ie: 1,3,0, or ATAPI:/dev/hdc).
-.B
- FROM_MAIL
-   The return address that will be used for backup mail messages.
-.B 
- USER_MAIL
-   User to send backup results to via email. (Can be a comma seperated list of addresses).
-.B
- SMTP_SERVER
-   Mail server to use for sending mail.
-.B 
- SEND_MAIL
-   Do send backup results via email.
-.B 
- TAPE_DEVICE
-   Device to use for tape backup (ie: /dev/st0).
-.B 
- MEDIA_ERASE
-   Erase media before new backup (applies to tape, CD).
-.B 
- MEDIA_EJECT
-   Eject media after backup completes.
-.B 
- MULTI_SESSION
-   Allow muliple sessions to be written to CD media.
-.B 
- SYS_INCREMENTAL_BACKUPS
-   Do incremental or differential backups of system files.
-.B 
- USER_INCREMENTAL_BACKUPS
-   Do incremental or differential backups of user files.
-.B 
- OTHER_INCREMENTAL_BACKUPS
-   Do incremental or differential backups if other files.
-.B 
- SYS_DIFFERENTIAL_BACKUPS
-   Do differential backups of system files.
-.B 
- USER_DIFFERENTIAL_BACKUPS
-   Do differential backups of user files.
-.B 
- OTHER_DIFFERENTIAL_BACKUPS
-   Do differential backups if other files.
-.B 
- NO_CRITICAL_SYS
-   Do not backup critical system files: (passwd, fstab, group, mtab)
-.B 
- CRITICAL_SYS
-   Do backup above system files.
-.B
- VIEW_RESTORE_LOG
-   Enables display of the restore process log after a restore operation.
-
-.SH "SEE ALSO"
-.BR drakbackup (5),
-.BR /usr/share/doc/mandrake/en/Drakxtools-Guide.html/drakbackup.html
-
-.SH AUTHOR
-Stew Benedict <sbenedict@mandriva.com>
-
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-.TH DRAKCONNECT 8 "17 November 2003" "drakxtools" "Linux Administrator's Manual"
-.SH NAME
-drakconnect \- configure network interfaces
-.SH SYNOPSIS
-.B "drakconnect"
-.br
-.B "drakconnect --skip-wizard"
-.SH DESCRIPTION
-.B Drakconnect
-is used to configure the network interfaces.
-
-Drakconnect handle ISDN, modems, xDSL, LAN as well as wirelless
-connexions.
-
-There's two main modes: the wizard mode and the "embedded in mcc" view
-(the manage interface).  In the wizard mode, drakconnect detect all
-network interfaces and offer to configure them.
-
-.SH OPTIONS
-.TP
-.B "\-\-del"
-Delete a network interface and all related files
-.TP
-.B "\-\-expert"
-Expert mode; give access to more options (advanced options are shown by
-default and some extra steps occured in the wizard)
-.TP
-.B "\-\-help"
-Display short description of drakconnect options
-.TP
-.B "\-\-skip-wizard"
-Manage interface.
-.TP
-.B "\-\-testing"
-Do not do anything (for debugging purpose)
-.SH FILES
-.SS Name resolution
-.I /etc/sysconfig/network
-global network options (hostname, is networking enabled, default gateway)
-.br
-.I /etc/hosts
-hosts to IPs mapping
-.br
-.I /etc/resolv.conf
-domain, primary & secondary DNS
-.br
-.SS Kernel interfaces list
-.I /proc/net/dev
-network interfaces and their stats
-.br
-.I /proc/net/if_inet6
-the same for IPv6
-.br
-.I /sys/class/net/*/
-per network interface sysfs interface
-.br
-.SS Interfaces configuration
-.I /etc/modules.conf and /etc/modprobe.conf
-logical network interfaces (eg: ethX) to kernel driver mapping
-.br
-.I /etc/iftab
-enable to remap interfaces names depending on ARP or MAC addresses,
-kernel driver, ... (see
-.BR iftab (5)
-for further information)
-.br
-.I /etc/sysconfig/network-scripts/ifcfg-*
-per interface configuration (IP/network, IP discovery
-protocol, link notification support, ...) (see
-.BR ifcfg (8)
-for further information)
-.br
-.I /etc/profile.d/proxy.csh /etc/profile.d/proxy.sh 
-proxy configuration
-.SS Profiles
-.I /etc/netprofile/
-the directory where profiles are saved
-.br
-.I /etc/netprofile/current
-this file hold the current profile name
-.br
-.I /etc/netprofile/list
-this file list the files to save in profiles
-.br
-.SS Peer
-.I /etc/ppp/options
-generic pppd options
-.br
-.I /etc/ppp/peers/ppp0
-pppd options for provider (ISP)
-.br
-.I /etc/ppp/pap-secrets and /etc/ppp/chap-secrets
-peer authentication data (login and passwords)
-.br
-.I /etc/ppp/pppoe.conf
-ppoe configuration file. see pppoe.conf(8)
-.SH BUGS
-.SH SEE ALSO
-arp(8), ethtool(8), ifcfg(5), ifconfig(8), pppd(8), netstat(8), rarp(8), route(8),
-.SH AUTHORS
-Damien "Dam's" Krotkine,
-.br
-Damien Chaumette,
-.br
-Francois Pons,
-.br
-Thierry Vignaud <tvignaud@mandrakesoft.com>
-.br
-Olivier blin <blino@mandrakesoft.com>