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-===================
-snapshot replicator
-===================
-
-Collection of scripts for creating, managing & replicating filesystem
-snapshots, deduplicated using hardlinks. Written using rsync, POSIX sh & awk.
-
-This projects contains loose collection of scripts which can be chained to
-allow arbitrary workflow. It's possible to restrict access both in push and
-pull mode so in case one of machines is compromised no harm will come to
-other, except for filling up the drive assigned to snapshots. Authentication
-and encryption may be provided by SSH, TLS or any other layer that can handle
-bidirectional data stream.
-
-filesystem layout
------------------
-
-Each sequence of snapshots is stored inside a directory. Each snapshot is
-in subdirectory whose name is unix timestamp of time the snapshot was taken,
-written as decimal integer. This uniquely identifies the specific snapshot in
-a sequence. Also in the snapshot sequence directory there is empty file named
-same as the snapshot with ``.snapshot.`` prepended for every snapshot that has
-been completed successfully. Snapshots lacking corresponding file are
-considered unfinished and are not replicated. This empty file also usually
-resides in the snapshot directory itself and serves same purpose for
-shares specified in ``rsyncd.conf``.
-
-usage
------
-
-You can use ``snap.push`` to replicate all snapshots in a sequence not present
-in destination directory or ``snap.push.single`` to replicate single snapshot
-only.
-
-local destination
-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
-
-Snapshot is saved directly in timestamped directory. Files for hardlinking are
-looked in snapshot with highest timestamp.
-
-plain ssh / remote shell
-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
-
-Currently unimplemented. Use daemon mode instead. See USING RSYNC-DAEMON
-FEATURES VIA A REMOTE-SHELL CONNECTION in rsync manpage.
-
-todo
-----
-
-* when replicating locally give option to update ``./new`` directory.
-
-* plain ssh destination (call snap.rsync.pre and snap.rsync.post on remote
-  side)
-
-* old snapshot pruning / rotation