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Options: Options:
`-h --help`: show help and exit `-h --help`: show help and exit
`-d --backup-dir [directory]`: set the directory for the backup/restoration (default is ~/.backups) `-d --backup-dir [directory]`: set the directory for the backup/restoration (default is ~/.backups)
`-r --restore`: run the restoration (from backupdir). You must be root to restore, as you'll install packages. If you are backing up from a directory different from `~/.backup` you need to use the -d/--backup-dir option BEFORE the -r/--restore `-r --restore`: run the restoration (from backupdir). You must be root to restore, as you'll install packages. If you are backing up from a directory different from `~/.backup` you need to use the `-d`/`--backup-dir` option BEFORE the `-r`/`--restore`
## Installation ## Installation
After downloading run: `python3 setup.py install` After downloading run in the directory you downloaded barusu to: `python3 setup.py install`
## Using with cron ## Using with cron
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(you must call the script as root when restoring!) (you must call the script as root when restoring!)
1. It uses `dpkg` to set a list of operations exported in `~/.backup/packagelist.txt` then calls `apt-get` to install them 1. It uses `dpkg` to set a list of operations exported in `~/.backup/packagelist.txt` then calls `apt-get` to install them
2. It uses `dconf` to load settings exported in `~/.backup/dconf_out.txt` 2. It uses `dconf` to load settings exported in `~/.backup/dconf_out.txt`
It is possible to provide an alternative backup folder using option `-d` or `backup-dir` as with backups, but you need to specify the folder BEFORE the -r/--restore option It is possible to provide an alternative backup folder using option `-d` or `backup-dir` as with backups, but you need to specify the folder BEFORE the `-r`/`--restore` option