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=head1 DESCRIPTION
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- Znapzend is a snapshot based zfs backup daemon creating snapshots on a
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- scheduled basis on the source filesystem and on a destination filesystem
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+ Use znapzendsetup to configure your backup tasks. The cli is modled after
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+ the zfs commandline. Below a few notes on main commands.
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- =head2 Create Command
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+ =head2 B< create >
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The heart of the znapzend backup is the plan. The plan specifies how often
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to backup and for how long to keep the backups. A plan is required both for
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+ =head2 B<delete >
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+ to remove configuration from a dataset just give its name
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+ znapzendzetup I<dataset >
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+ the B<delete > function understands the following options
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+ =over
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+ =item B<--dst > =I<key >
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+ to only remove a destination, specify the key of the destionation. Use the
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+ B<list > function to see the keys.
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+ =back
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+ =head2 B<edit >
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+ modify the configuration of a dataset. see the descriptions in the B<create >
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+ function for details.
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=head1 EXAMPLE
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znapzendzetup create -r --mbuffer=/opt/omni/bin/mbuffer \
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