Import of boxbackup 0.10

This is actually a quite funny commit: I had started my packaging branch
in a strange way: I did not start from a clean tarball, but used an
existing packaging directory as starting place.  This makes upgrading to
a new upstream hard. So I branched revision 1, and 'bzr import'ed the
Upstream tarball of version 0.10 over it.

The upstream tarball version I used for this commit has the md5sum:
2dc02d87932fdb222ed019443ddcf444

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-Template: boxbackup-client/debconf
-Type: boolean
-Default: true
-Description: Do you want to handle the boxbackup client configuration with debconf?
- Debconf can create the configuration files for boxbackup client.
- If you prefer to do this by yourself you will need to use the script
- bbackupd-config provided by this package.
- .
- The server won't start if it isn't configured.
- .
- Whatever you choose here, you will need to read the README.Debian file
- in /usr/share/doc/boxbackup-client.
-
-Template: boxbackup-client/backupMode
-Type: select
-Choices: lazy, snapshot
-Description: Select the backup mode you prefer
- Boxbackup client supports two modes of backup:
-  -lazy: the backup daemon will regularly scan your filesystem searching
-         for modified files. It will then upload the files over a specified age
-         to the backup server.
-  -snapshot: the backup will be explicitly run at given time set in a cron entry
-             The cron file is provided with this package, you will have to set the
-             time you wish the backup to occur (/etc/cron.d/boxbackup-client).
-
-Template: boxbackup-client/accountNumber
-Type: string
-Description: Enter your account number on the backup server
- The administrator of the boxbackup server (perhaps you) should have provided
- you an account number. It consits in an hexadecimal number.
- .
- If you don't already have one, leave that field blank. You will be able to
- configure it later by running dpkg-reconfigure boxbackup-client as root.
-
-Template: boxbackup-client/incorrectAccountNumber
-Type: note
-Description: Please enter an hexadecimal number
- The account number must be an hexadecimal number (e.g. 1E04 or 4500).
-
-Template: boxbackup-client/backupServer
-Type: string
-Description: Enter the fully qualified domain name of the backup server
- The server name is the computer running an instance of Boxbackup server
- your client will connect to. It must be the fully qualified domain name
- of that machine (that can be resolve to an IP address).
- If you are behind a firewall, you must allow outgoing connexion to tcp
- port 2201 to be able to reach the server.
-
-Template: boxbackup-client/backupDirs
-Type: string
-Description: Enter a space separated list of directories to backup
- You must tell boxbackup which directories you would like to backup to the remote
- server.
- You must enter this directories as a space separated list of absolute path names.
- Be careful that those directories do NOT contain other mounted file systems within
- them at any depth or you will have problems.
-
-Template: boxbackup-client/incorrectDirectories
-Type: note
-Description: Please enter correct path names
- The path names to the directories must be absolute path names separated by spaces.
- .
- For example: /home/myaccount /etc/
-
-Template: boxbackup-client/UpdateStoreInterval
-Type: string
-Default: 3600
-Description: Enter the interval in seconds between scan of directories
- Boxbackup scans the directories you have selected looking for modified files.
- This scans occurs at regular interval that you can customize.
- .
- The default value is 3600s (one hour).
-
-Template: boxbackup-client/MinimumFileAge
-Type: string
-Default: 21600
-Description: Enter the time in seconds to wait after a file modification before uploading it
- A file will be uploaded to the server only after a certain time after its
- last modification. If you reduce this value and you modify your files often,
- remember that you will have more old revisions of your files on the server and
- reach your quota limit faster (thus removing older revisions of our files sooner)
- .
- The default value is 21600s (six hours).
-
-Template: boxbackup-client/MaxUploadWait
-Type: string
-Default: 86400
-Description: Enter the max time in seconds to wait before uploading a frequently modified file
- As a file is not uploaded before a certain time after its last modification,
- if it is frequently modified, it would never get uploaded. So this parameter
- defines the maximum time to wait since the first modification noticed
- before uploading a file.
- .
- The default value is 86400s (1 day).
-
-Template: boxbackup-client/IncorrectNumber
-Type: note
-Description: Please enter a correct number of seconds
- This parameter must be a number.
-
-Template: boxbackup-client/notifyMail
-Type: string
-Default: root
-Description: Enter the user name or email address to send notification to.
- Boxbackup client must know the user name or email address of the person
- who will receive alert notifications. Such notifications are sent when
- a problem occurs during the backup (the store is full or some files
- were not readable).
- .
- Enter either a user name (e.g. root) or an email address (e.g. admin@mydomain.org)
-
-Template: boxbackup-client/generateCertificate
-Type: boolean
-Default: true
-Description: Do you want debconf to generate the client private key and x509 certificate request?
- The boxbackup client needs a RSA private key and the corresponding x509 certificate
- to authenticate itself to the server.
- .
- Debconf can generate for you the private key and a x509 certificate sign request.
- You will need to send the certificate request to the administrator of the Boxbackup server
- and this one will sign it and send it back to you along with the server Certification Authority
- certificate. You will need to put these files in your boxbackup configuration directory (see
- /etc/boxbackup/bbackupd.conf file for the exact name to give to these files).
- .
- If you prefer to manage this by yourself, say No here.
-
-Template: boxbackup-client/generalInfo
-Type: note
-Description: Read /usr/share/doc/boxbackup-client/README.Debian to finish the configuration
- You should read the /usr/share/doc/boxbackup-client/README.Debian file
- to learn how to finish the configuration of boxbackup client.
- You will have to send the certificate request to the boxbackup server
- administrator.
- You can also customize the directories to backup in the file /etc/boxbackup/bbackupd.conf.
- .
- Be sure to make a *secure* backup copy of the following files:
-   - /etc/boxbackup/bbackupd/boxbackup-client-encrypt-key.raw : the key used to encrypt/decrypt
-                                                                your backup.
-   - /etc/boxbackup/bbackupd/boxbackup-client-priv-key.pem : your private key.
-   - /etc/boxbackup/bbackupd/boxbackup-client-cert.pem : your certificate signed by the
-                                                         server administrator.
- I advise you to backup the whole /etc/boxbackup directory.
- Without those files you won't be able to restore your data. You have been warned.
-