# autocdbackup.conf
# configuration file for autocdbackup.sh CDRW backup script

#=====================
# Platform definition
#=====================
# Used to determine what type of pipes can be used.
# In Windows/Cygwin, tar can't pipe directly to gzip.
# Set to 1 if using Cygwin
#        0 if other *NIX OS
CYGWIN=0

# GZ compression flag
# Set to 1 to use gzip to compress tar archive in Cygwin
#	 0 to just archive using tar
TARGZ=1

#====================
# CDRW Configuration
#====================
# The CDRW variable adds support for non CDRW drives. Turns on/off disc erase.
# Set to 0 for CDR
#        1 for CDRW
CDTYPE=1

# To determine your CD_DEV, run cdrecord -scanbus
CD_DEV=0,3,0
CD_SPEED=8

#=====================================
# Source and Destination declarations
#=====================================

# *NIX folder references
ISO_DIR=/tmp/ISO
ISO_FILE=currentBackup.iso
ISOSRC_DIR=/tmp/ISOSRC
ISOSTATIC_DIR=/tmp/ISOSTATIC

# Cygwin folder references
#ISO_DIR=/cygdrive/c/ISO
#ISO_FILE=currentBackup.iso
#ISOSRC_DIR=/cygdrive/c/ISOSRC
#ISOSTATIC_DIR=/cygdrive/c/ISOSTATIC

# The ISO static directory can contain any files that you want to
# be put on ALL the backups that are created.  This can be anything
# from a simple Windows autorun program to any utilities needed to 
# read the data on the backup

#==============================
# Declare default return value
#==============================
RETVAL=0

#===============================================
# Declare and define what we're going to backup
#===============================================

declare -a archives
declare -a archive_src

archives[0]="test.tar"
archive_src[0]="/tmp/test"

#archives[1]="adobe.tar"
#archive_src[1]="/shares/downloads/Adobe"
