From 1d56581c644c53f1b9a182c6574bc2fc5243d4d1 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Reinhard Tartler Date: Sat, 19 Jan 2008 15:05:28 +0100 Subject: 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 --- debian/boxbackup-server.templates | 71 --------------------------------------- 1 file changed, 71 deletions(-) delete mode 100644 debian/boxbackup-server.templates (limited to 'debian/boxbackup-server.templates') diff --git a/debian/boxbackup-server.templates b/debian/boxbackup-server.templates deleted file mode 100644 index ffe895da..00000000 --- a/debian/boxbackup-server.templates +++ /dev/null @@ -1,71 +0,0 @@ -Template: boxbackup-server/debconf -Type: boolean -Default: true -Description: Do you want to handle the boxbackup server configuration with debconf? - Debconf can create the configuration files for boxbackup server. - If you prefer to do this by yourself you will need to use the scripts - raidfile-config and bbstored-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-server. - -Template: boxbackup-server/raidDirectories -Type: string -Description: Enter the location of the RAID directories - You have to choose the location for the 3 RAID file directories. - To enable RAID, it must be 3 directories path names separated by spaces - and those path names should point to 3 partitions on 3 differents - physical hard drives. - For example: /raid/0.0 /raid/0.1 /raid/0.2 - . - If you don't want to enable RAID, just specify the path to one directory - where the backups will be stored in (e.g. /usr/local/lib/boxbackup). - . - If they don't allready exist, these directories will be created for you. - -Template: boxbackup-server/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: /raid/0.0 /raid/0.1 /raid/0.2 - -Template: boxbackup-server/raidBlockSize -Type: string -Default: 4096 -Description: Enter the block size for the userland RAID system - BoxBackup uses userland RAID techniques. - You have to choose the block size to use for the storage. - For maximum efficiency, set it to the block size of the underlying - filesystem (see tune2fs -l /dev/... to find your block size). - Even if you don't plan to use RAID, you have to set that value. - -Template: boxbackup-server/generateCertificate -Type: boolean -Default: true -Description: Do you want debconf to generate the server private key and x509 certificate request? - The boxbackup server needs a RSA private key and the corresponding x509 certificate - to perform client-server authentication and communication encryption. - . - Debconf can generate for you the private key and a x509 certificate sign request. - You will need to sign the certificate with your root CA (see the boxbackup-utils package) - and put this signed certificate and the root CA certificate in your configuration folder. - . - If you prefer to manage this by yourself, say No here. - -Template: boxbackup-server/generalInfo -Type: note -Description: Read /usr/share/doc/boxbackup-server/README.Debian to finish the configuration - You should read the /usr/share/doc/boxbackup-server/README.Debian file - to learn how to finish the configuration of boxbackup server. - You will have to sign the server certificate. - You can also add RAID file directories in the configuration - file /etc/boxbackup/raidfile.conf. - -Template: boxbackup-server/incorrectBlocksize -Type: note -Description: Please enter a power of two number - The block size must be a power of two number (e.g. 1024 or 4096). - -- cgit v1.2.3