settings.cfg.default

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#   A quick way to create restorable backups for an IOMAD moodle installation    #
#   There are probably 1000 better ways to do this, and my code skills are by    #
#   no means good, but it works for me and creates almost automated              #
#   Backups and restoral for my particular virtual host Apache installation      #
#   with several IOMAD installations running multiple versions and branches      #
#                                                                                #
#   Glady accepting of all code contributions.. It's been 10+ years since IOMAD  #
#   Wrote anything publicly available.                                           #
#   Next thing to do: Add are cli options for scheduled cron jobs                #
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# base location where your virtual hosts reside
# example 1:  you have only one host on your server and the Directory structure is:
#
# └── var
#    └── www
#		└── html
#            ├── iomad
#            ├── logs
#		     └── moodledata
#
#   www_rootdir=/var/www/html
#
#
# EXAMPLE 2:  Multiple virtualhosts on your server, directory structure:
# └── var
# 	  └── www
# 	      │
#         └── vhosts
#             ├── iomad.400.domain.ca
#             │   ├── iomad
#             │   ├── logs
#             │   └── moodledata
#             └── iomad.401.domain.ca
#                 ├── iomad
#                 ├── logs
#                 └── moodledata
#
#   www_rootdir=/var/www/vhosts

www_rootdir=/var/www/vhosts
# The next three are the default names - only change if you know you have too.
host_htmlroot=iomad
host_dataroot=moodledata
host_config=config.php

# Used by the restore script - this will keep the current config.php file
# if net to 'no' the config.php in the archive will be used instead.
preserve_config=yes

# The archive_root directory will be created in the same location
# the scripts are run from if it doesn't exist
# eg: /home/[you]/
# will create /home/[you]/IOMAD_BACKUPS as the archive root folder
archive_root=IOMAD_BACKUPS

# Let the script pull the current IOMAD for the installed branch
auto_update=no 

# Additional offsite SCP host for backups.
# Be sure to copy your ssh-id to the remote host to bypass password prompts for the usernames
# rsync_enabled=              [yes/no]
# rsync_remoteuser=           remote username
# rsync_remotehost=           domain name or IP address of remote host
# rsync_remotepath=           Don't use a leading / unless you have access, or a jailed/chrooted remote account
#                             The directory would be relative to the remote users home.
#                             example:  /home/$rsync_remoteuser/$rsync_remotepath
#                             Make sure this folder exists.  
rsync_enabled=no
rsync_remoteuser=remoteusername
rsync_remotehost=host.domain.com
rsync_remotepath=BACKUP/REMOTE/
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# The site will be put into maintenance mode automatially when the script runs
# You can choose to re-enable the site automatically, or choose no to manually re-enable
# with ./admin/cli/maintenance.php --disable
enable_host=yes

# This gives a warning and a countdown to users before putting the host into maintenance mode
# for a custom HTML offline page, save it to moodledata ($host_dataroot)/climaintenance.html.off  
# The script will copy that into the custom offline page if it exists
# and remove it will be removed when maintenance mode is disabled
delay_timer=30

# Enable the script to run.  If set to no, it will exit before performing any actions.
# All options selected or pulled from this cfg file will be shown for any troubleshooting.
# [yes/no]
enabled=no