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Backup Status:	Enabled Disabled Restore Only
Backup Interval (Note: Selecting Daily Backup with give you monthly and weekly as well unless you choose not to retain them below. Selecting Weekly backup will give you monthly as well unless you choose not to retain them below.)	Daily Weekly Monthly
Backup Retention	Daily Weekly Monthly
Days to run backup	Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday
Remount/Unmount backup drive (requires a seperate drive/coda/nfs mount)	Enabled Disabled
Bail out if the backup drive cannot be mounted (recommended if you have selected the above option)	Enabled Disabled
Incremental backup (only backup what has changed. (**No Compression**, not compatible w/ftp backups)	Enabled Disabled
Backup Accounts	Enabled Disabled
Backup Config Files (not needed to restore specific accounts)	Enabled Disabled
Sql Databases (at least per accounts is needed to use the restore feature)	Per Accounts Only Per Accounts and Entire Mysql Dir Mysql Dir Only
Backup Raw Access Logs	Enabled Disabled
Backup Type	Remote Ftp Server (Accounts Only) Standard
Ftp Backup Host (Remote Ftp Backup Only)
Ftp Backup User (Remote Ftp Backup Only)
Ftp Backup Pass (Remote Ftp Backup Only)
Ftp Backup Directory/Path [optional, a directory called cpbackup in the ftp account's directory root will be used if none specified examples: /home/fred/cpbackup,/backup/cpbackup,/files/cpbackup] (Remote Ftp Backup Only)
Use Passive mode for Ftp transfers (required if you are behind a firewall or ftp backups fail)	Enabled Disabled
Backup Destination (this should be a dir/nfs/coda mount with at least twice the space of all your /home* partitions. Setting this to /home is a VERY BAD IDEA.):
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