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BAREOS-FD(8)	     Backup Archiving REcovery Open Sourced	    BAREOS-FD(8)

NAME
     bareos-fd - Bareos's File Daemon

SYNOPSIS
     bareos-fd [options]

DESCRIPTION
     This manual page documents briefly the bareos command.
     Bareos's  File  Daemon  acts  as  the  interface between the Bareos network
     backup system and the filesystems to be backed up: it  is	responsible  for
     reading/writing/verifying	the files to be backup'd/verified/restored. Net-
     work transfer can optionally be compressed.

OPTIONS
     -b,--backup-only
	    Enable backup only mode

     -c,--config path
	    Specify the configuration file or directory to use.

     -d,--debug-level nn
	    Set debug level to nn.

     --dt,--debug-timestamps
	    Print timestamp in debug output.

     -f,--foreground
	    Run in foreground (for debugging).

     -g,--group group
	    Set the group/gid to run as.

     -k,keep-readall
	    Keep readall permission when dropping privileges.

     -m,--print-kaboom
	    Print kaboom output (for debugging)

     -p,--pid-file file
	    Specify the full path to the pidfile.

     -r,--restore-only
	    Enable restore only mode

     -s,--no-signals
	    No signals (for debugging).

     -t,--test-config
	    Test the configuration file and report errors.

     -u,--user user
	    Set the username/uid to run as.

     -v,--verbose
	    Set verbose mode.

     --xc,--export-config
	    Print configuration and exit.

     --xs,--export-schema
	    Print configuration schema in JSON format and exit.

     -h,--help,-?
	    Show version and usage of program.

SEE ALSO
     bareos-dir(8), bareos-sd(8).

AUTHOR
     This manual page  was  written  by  Jose  Luis  Tallon  <jltallon@adv-solu-
     tions.net>.

Kern Sibbald			 6 December 2009		    BAREOS-FD(8)

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