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@ -50,18 +50,18 @@ The optional third parameter specifies the path to the SSH public key file which
rs-backup-suite can chroot backup users into the backup home base directory. For this to work you need to create a few bind mounts. The install script already created the respective lines in your `/etc/fstab` for you. If you don't need any special configuration on your system, all you need to do is to uncomment everything between the `BEGIN` and `END` lines (do NOT change these two lines, though): rs-backup-suite can chroot backup users into the backup home base directory. For this to work you need to create a few bind mounts. The install script already created the respective lines in your `/etc/fstab` for you. If you don't need any special configuration on your system, all you need to do is to uncomment everything between the `BEGIN` and `END` lines (do NOT change these two lines, though):
# BEGIN: rs-backup-suite # BEGIN: rs-backup-suite
#/bin /bkp/bin none bind 0 0 #/bin /bkp/bin none bind 0 0
#/bin /bkp/bin none remount,ro 0 0 #/bin /bkp/bin none remount,ro,bind 0 0
#/lib /bkp/lib none bind 0 0 #/lib /bkp/lib none bind 0 0
#/lib /bkp/lib none remount,ro 0 0 #/lib /bkp/lib none remount,ro,bind 0 0
#/dev /bkp/dev none bind 0 0 #/dev /bkp/dev none bind 0 0
#/dev /bkp/dev none remount,ro 0 0 #/dev /bkp/dev none remount,ro,bind 0 0
#/usr/bin /bkp/usr/bin none bind 0 0 #/usr/bin /bkp/usr/bin none bind 0 0
#/usr/bin /bkp/usr/bin none remount,ro 0 0 #/usr/bin /bkp/usr/bin none remount,ro,bind 0 0
#/usr/lib /bkp/usr/lib none bind 0 0 #/usr/lib /bkp/usr/lib none bind 0 0
#/usr/lib /bkp/usr/lib none remount,ro 0 0 #/usr/lib /bkp/usr/lib none remount,ro,bind 0 0
#/usr/share/perl5 /bkp/usr/share/perl5 none bind 0 0 #/usr/share/perl5 /bkp/usr/share/perl5 none bind 0 0
#/usr/share/perl5 /bkp/usr/share/perl5 none remount,ro 0 0 #/usr/share/perl5 /bkp/usr/share/perl5 none remount,ro,bind 0 0
# END: rs-backup-suite # END: rs-backup-suite
The necessary mounts may differ from system to system. For instance, Ubuntu needs `/usr/share/perl` instead of `/usr/share/perl5`. Synology DSM doesn't need `/usr/share/*` at all, but requires `/opt/bin`, `/opt/lib` and `/opt/libexec`. But in most cases you don't need to worry about that since the install script tries to make the correct decisions for you. The necessary mounts may differ from system to system. For instance, Ubuntu needs `/usr/share/perl` instead of `/usr/share/perl5`. Synology DSM doesn't need `/usr/share/*` at all, but requires `/opt/bin`, `/opt/lib` and `/opt/libexec`. But in most cases you don't need to worry about that since the install script tries to make the correct decisions for you.