# /etc/conf.d/backrest

# Address the web UI listens on. 127.0.0.1 (the default) only accepts local
# connections; 0.0.0.0 or :: listens on every interface. Backrest has no TLS
# of its own, so expose it only behind a trusted network or a reverse proxy.
# Ignored when BACKREST_BIND_INTERFACE is set.
#BACKREST_BIND_HOST="127.0.0.1"

# Listen only on the address of this network interface, e.g. "eth0" or
# "wg0", instead of BACKREST_BIND_HOST. The address is looked up with ip(8)
# each time the service starts, so restart backrest if it changes.
#BACKREST_BIND_INTERFACE=""

# Address family taken from BACKREST_BIND_INTERFACE: 4 (IPv4) or 6 (IPv6).
# Only global addresses are used; temporary IPv6 privacy addresses are skipped.
#BACKREST_BIND_FAMILY="4"

# Seconds to wait for BACKREST_BIND_INTERFACE to get an address (DHCP, VPN)
# before giving up.
#BACKREST_BIND_TIMEOUT="30"

# Port the web UI listens on.
#BACKREST_BIND_PORT="9898"

# Directory for the restic cache, exported to restic as RESTIC_CACHE_DIR.
# Leave empty to keep restic's default (~/.cache/restic of the user running
# the service). The systemd unit uses /var/lib/backrest/restic. A --cache-dir
# flag set on a repository in backrest still takes precedence.
#
# /var/lib/backrest and the cache can be volumes of their own. When
# /etc/fstab mounts one of them, or a directory above them, backrest does not
# start until it is mounted, so that nothing lands on the root filesystem.
#BACKREST_RESTIC_CACHE_DIR=""