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BACKUPCHECKER(1)					      BACKUPCHECKER(1)

NAME
       backupchecker - fully automated backup checker

SYNOPSIS
       backupchecker [-c DIR] [-l FILE] [-G] ARG1 ARG2

DESCRIPTION
       Backup Checker parses backups (archives and file tree) to perform
       several different checks in order to verify your backup integrity and
       its associated content.

OPTIONS
       -c DIR, --configpath DIR
	   the path to the configurations

       -C DIR, --output-conf-dir DIR
	   the directory to store the configuration file

       -d DELIMITER, --delimiter DELIMITER
	   delimiter of the fields for the list of files

       -E FILE, --exceptions-file FILE
	   delimiter of the fields for the list of files

       -g, --gen-list
	   generate a list of files inside a backup

       -G, --gen-full
	   generate the configuration file and the list of files for the
	   backup

       -H, --hashes
	   generate the hash sum of each encountered file in the backup

       --hashtype HASHTYPE
	   the type of the hash sum to use while generating configurations for
	   the archive

       -l FILE, --log FILE
	   the log file

       -L DIR, --output-list-dir DIR
	   the directory to store the list of files inside an archive or tree

       -n NAME, --configuration-name NAME
	   the name to use to name the .conf and .list generated by -g or -G
	   options (default is the name of the archive)

       -O DIR, --output-list-and-conf-dir DIR
	   the directory to store the configuration file and the list of files
	   inside an archive or tree

       -v, --version
	   the version of Backup Checker

EXAMPLES
       Generate the list of files (.conf and .list files) and their attributes
       inside a backup

       $ backupchecker -G /backups/monthly-backup.tar.gz

       Launch Backup Checker indicating your configuration directory and your
       log file

       $ backupchecker -c /etc/brebis/ -l /var/log/brebis.log

       Verify a remote backup by FTP

       $ wget --quiet -O - ftp://user:pass@server/backup.tar.gz |
       backupchecker -c /etc/brebis/ -l /var/log/brebis.log

AUTHOR
       Carl Chenet <chaica@backupchecker.com[]>

RESSOURCES
       Backup Checkup project homepage :
       https://github.com/backupchecker/backupchecker

LICENSE
       Copyright © 2015 Carl Chenet <chaica@backupchecker.com> This program is
       free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms
       of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software
       Foundation, either version 3 of the License. This program is
       distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY
       WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or
       FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General Public License
       for more details. You should have received a copy of the GNU General
       Public License along with this program. If not, see
       http://www.gnu.org/licenses/.

				  02/27/2015		      BACKUPCHECKER(1)

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