# $Id: tardis.conf,v 1.3 2010/09/16 16:13:32 jes91 Exp $
#
# This file can be downloaded to your home directory (as tardis.conf)
# and edited.  This avoids the need to update the main script itself
# so you can easily replace that if we provide an updated version.

#
# Your DAMTP login, which is normally your CRSID (e.g. what you will
# use to login to Hermes etc).
CRSID=""
# e.g. CRSID="mr349"

#
# This will be part of the base-path for the backups of this machine,
# so pick something like the computer name (unless you want to back up
# 2 machines which have the same name in which case ensure that it is
# unique!  It may only contain ASCII letters, numbers plus any of _,
# -. %, @, =, + or .  and should not start with - or .
#
# If the hostname changes then the backups will not be stored in the
# same place so do not use `hostname` if the hostname is set using
# DHCP or may vary for other reasons.
#
TARDIS_TAG=""
# e.g. TARDIS_TAG="womble" or perhaps TARDIS_TAG=`hostname`
#

#
# The rsync shipped with MacOSX (at least up to and including 10.6) is very
# old, i.e., v2.6.9, and will not work with tardis.  The least painful solution
# to this is to install fink and use the fink version which is by default
# stored in /sw/bin.  Although you might have this included in your PATH in
# your startup files, cron does not source your startup files.  Hence to get
# cron to use the right version of rsync you should uncomment this (or a
# similar) setting of PATH, below.
#
#PATH=/sw/bin:$PATH
#