Closed Seep1959 closed 6 years ago
Hi Seep1959,
thank you for your support!
The xargs option -r
means:
If the standard input is completely empty, do not run the command. By default, the command is run once even if there is no input.
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Is that right?
Why would you change the owner and permission after backup? Normally, the backup file owner are like this, after a few backups:
-rw-r--r-- 1 vmail vmail 91410646 Aug 4 03:17 klaus@tachtler.net-dovecot_backup_20180804_031301.tar.gz
-rw-r--r-- 1 vmail vmail 91742688 Aug 5 03:11 klaus@tachtler.net-dovecot_backup_20180805_030701.tar.gz
-rw-r--r-- 1 root root 92972453 Aug 6 03:55 klaus@tachtler.net-dovecot_backup_20180806_035001.tar.gz
Is the file permission 644 not secure enough for you, so that you need 600?
Thank you! Klaus.
Hi Seep1959,
I made a new version 1.06 - can you try that version?
I realized your features, but a little bit other than in your pull request. So I closed this pull request, BUT your name was in the history - thank you for your support!
Thank you! Klaus.
Hi Klaus, I have scripts that run as my mail user that need to be able to read/write to the backups, having one of them owned as root prevents that. As sensitive information can be contained in the backups, I like to not have it world readable, the backup directory being 700 should prevent world from being able to read them but I like to be certain. I'll give 1.06 a test later.
Thanks!
Fixes error where xargs attempts to run rm with no operands when there exists less than $BACKUPFILES_DELETE .