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--- project:rsnapshot-backup:development [2017/06/27 16:38] – created 95.208.69.26
+++ project:rsnapshot-backup:development [2017/06/27 17:02] (current) – 95.208.69.26
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 in the config file for the backup job.
-It defaults to ''/var/log/rsnapshot-backup/<sytemname>/log'' which is renamed to
+It defaults to ''/var/log/rsnapshot-backup/<systemname>/log'' which is renamed to
-''/var/log/rsnapshot-backup/<sytemname>/log-<YYYYmmdd-HHMMSS>'' after the backup
+''/var/log/rsnapshot-backup/<systemname>/log-<YYYYmmdd-HHMMSS>'' after the backup
 job is completed.
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 in the config file for the backup job.
-It defaults to ''/var/log/rsnapshot-backup/<sytemname>/log-error'' which is renamed to
+It defaults to ''/var/log/rsnapshot-backup/<systemname>/log-error'' which is renamed to
-''/var/log/rsnapshot-backup/<sytemname>/log-error-<YYYYmmdd-HHMMSS>'' after the backup
+''/var/log/rsnapshot-backup/<systemname>/log-error-<YYYYmmdd-HHMMSS>'' after the backup
 job is completed.
 The ''-error'' part of the file name is not configurable.
-If there is no output on stderr the will be no ''log-error-*'' file.
+If there is no output on stderr there will be no ''log-error-*'' file.
 The time stamps in the file names are identical for ''log-*'' and ''log-error-*'' so
 the two corresponding log files can be matched easily.
-===== how to provoke an error for testing purpose =====
+===== how to provoke an error for testing =====
 <code>