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          tbku.txt
   As shipped, ``tbku`` uniquely identifies each backup set based on
  machine name, OS, CPU architecture, set name, and, most importantly,
  date.  If you've set it up to run as a cron job, over time you'll
  accumulate lots of older copies of backups.  That's because each new
  day, the backup file name will change (since it include the date).
  day, the backup file name will change (since it includes the date).
 
  If you don't like this default behavior, change the ``TBKUDEL``
  environment variable to be "YES". It must be *exactly* this string,
  all in upper case.  Anything else will cause ``tbku`` to *not*
  Examples::
 
    export TBKUDIR=/mnt/backups    # Backups written to /mnt/backups
 
    export TBKUNAME=JoeBackup      # Backups named: JoeBackup-<filesetname>
    export TBKUNAME=JoeBackup      # Backups named: JoeBackup-<setname>
 
    export TBKUSETS=/tbku          # Looks for filesets in /tbku
 
    export TBKUTAPE-/tmp/faketape  # Tape backups actually written to *file*
  information, see:
 
    http://docutils.sourceforge.net/rst.html
 
``$Id: tbku.txt,v 1.109 2008/03/19 23:25:37 tundra Exp $``
``$Id: tbku.txt,v 1.110 2008/03/20 17:26:46 tundra Exp $``
   As shipped, ``tbku`` uniquely identifies each backup set based on
   machine name, OS, CPU architecture, set name, and, most importantly,
   date.  If you've set it up to run as a cron job, over time you'll
   accumulate lots of older copies of backups.  That's because each new
+  day, the backup file name will change (since it include the date).
+  day, the backup file name will change (since it includes the date).
   If you don't like this default behavior, change the ``TBKUDEL``
   environment variable to be "YES". It must be *exactly* this string,
   all in upper case.  Anything else will cause ``tbku`` to *not*
   Examples::
     export TBKUDIR=/mnt/backups    # Backups written to /mnt/backups
+    export TBKUNAME=JoeBackup      # Backups named: JoeBackup-<filesetname>
+    export TBKUNAME=JoeBackup      # Backups named: JoeBackup-<setname>
     export TBKUSETS=/tbku          # Looks for filesets in /tbku
     export TBKUTAPE-/tmp/faketape  # Tape backups actually written to *file*
   information, see:
     http://docutils.sourceforge.net/rst.html
+``$Id: tbku.txt,v 1.109 2008/03/19 23:25:37 tundra Exp $``
+``$Id: tbku.txt,v 1.110 2008/03/20 17:26:46 tundra Exp $``

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