# Configuration file
# Generated on 2/24/13 1:26 AM
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# backup
#===================
# These settings control what things are backed up and how.
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backup {
# Folder name to store backups in. Each world's backups will be stored in
# subfolders of this one. This can be an absolute path.
#
# Examples:
# - backups
# - C:\backups
# - \\server\backups
S:backupFolder=C:\Users\jason\Dropbox\FTBServerBackups <=========== this line is the one i wanted to change to my dropbox folder
# Type of compression to use when storing backups.
#
# Valid values:
# - zip
# - tgz
# - tbz2
# - git
# - none
S:compression=zip
# Backup config folder.
B:configuration=true
# List of dimension id's to *not* backup. Use this to disable dimensions
# that are large or unneeded. Currently it is impossible to disable
# dimension 0 (the Overworld)
#
# Example to disable the nether in backups:
# I:disabledDimensions <
# -1
# >
I:disabledDimensions <
>
# Backup mods folder.
B:mods=false
# Other files or directories to backup.
S
ther <
>
# Backup server configuration files. eg. server.properties, whitelist.txt
B:serverConfiguration=false
# Backup world folder.
B:world=true
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# longterm
#===================
# These settings control what and how things are backed up when doing an
# archival backup. The file group settings are cumulative with the
# regular backups. If you select to backup your world in the regular
# backup, it will be enabled for longterm backups no matter what.
# Disabled dimensions however do totally override the default settings.
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longterm {
# Folder name to store backups in. Each world's backups will be stored in
# subfolders of this one. This can be an absolute path.
#
# Examples:
# - backups
# - C:\backups
# - \\server\backups
S:backupFolder=archives
# Type of compression to use when storing backups.
#
# Valid values:
# - zip
# - tgz
# - tbz2
# - git
# - none
S:compression=zip
# Backup config folder.
B:configuration=true
# List of dimension id's to *not* backup. Use this to disable dimensions
# that are large or unneeded. Currently it is impossible to disable
# dimension 0 (the Overworld)
#
# Example to disable the nether in backups:
# I:disabledDimensions <
# -1
# >
I:disabledDimensions <
>
# Whether to enable separate long-term backups.
B:enabled=false
# The number of daily archival backups to keep.
I:maxDailyBackups=7
# The number of weekly archival backups to keep.
I:maxWeeklyBackups=2
# Backup mods folder.
B:mods=false
# Backup server configuration files. eg. server.properties, whitelist.txt
B:serverConfiguration=false
# Backup world folder.
B:world=true
}
}
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# general
#===================
# General configuration options are here
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general {
# Interval in minutes between automatic backup attempts.
I:backupInterval=480
# Only run automated backups when there is a player connected to the
# server. This option has no effect in single player. Long-term backups
# will always run whether there are players connected or not.
B:backupOnlyWithPlayer=false
# If this is set to true, then ForgeBackup will check online for updates.
# The update notification will only be sent to the console.
B:checkUpdates=false
# If this is set to true, then command blocks can be used with all `/backup` commands.
B:commandBlocksAllowed=false
# How much information to send to players while backing up.
#
# 0 = nothing
# 1 = normal
# 2 = debugging.
I:loggingLevel=1
# Maximum backups to keep stored. Older backups will be deleted first.
# -1 will disable automated cleanups and no backups will ever be deleted.
# This option has no effect if you are using the git compression type.
I:maxBackups=8
# If this is set to true, then only operators may manually run backups with `/backup run`.
B
psOnly=true
}
