# .rsyncwrapper.conf example

# Several files are read.
#   After reading $HOME/.rsyncwrapper.conf, the 
#     $HOME/.rsyncwrapper.`basename $0`.conf file will be read. This allows
#     per ssh-key configurations. For a default installation the following
#     files will be read in sequence:
#       $HOME/.rsyncwrapper.conf $HOME/.rsyncwrapper.rsyncwrapper.conf


# $OKdest - a regexp defining the directories where files are allowed to be put.
#           Leave unset if you don't want to allow files to be sent.
#$OKdest="^/usr2/Backup/";
#$OKdest="^(/usr2/Backup/|/usr3/Backup1/)";

# $OKsrc - like $OKdest, but for reading files.
#$OKsrc="^(/home/me/|/config/)";

# $rsync the path to rsync.
#$rsync="/usr/local/bin/rsync";
# For Linux, use:
#$rsync="/usr/bin/rsync";

# $log - path to logfile, if set.
#$log="/tmp/rsyncwrapper.log";


# $Id: dot.rsyncwrapper.conf,v 1.3 2010/03/27 19:25:13 fj Exp $