ffho-salt-public/burp/server/burp-server.conf.tmpl

{%- set fqdn = salt['pillar.get']('burp:server:fqdn') %}
{%- set ops_mail = salt['pillar.get']('globals:ops_mail') %}
#
# FFHO burp server config (Salt managed)
#

mode = server
listen = 0.0.0.0:4971
max_children = 5

# Think carefully before changing the status port address, as it can be used
# to view the contents of backups.
#listen_status = 127.0.0.1:4972
#max_status_children = 5

directory = /srv/burp/

dedup_group = global
clientconfdir = /etc/burp/clientconfdir
# Choose the protocol to use.
# 0 to decide automatically, 1 to force protocol1 mode (file level granularity
# with a pseudo mirrored storage on the server and optional rsync). 2 forces
# protocol2 mode (inline deduplication with variable length blocks).
# Like many other settings, this can be set per client in the clientconfdir
# files.
# protocol = 0
pidfile = /var/run/burp.server.pid
hardlinked_archive = 0
working_dir_recovery_method = delete
umask = 0022
syslog = 1
stdout = 0
# The following options can restrict what the client can do.
# Restore clients can override all of these expect for force_backup.
client_can_delete = 0
# Set client_can_force_backup to 0 to only allow timed backups.
client_can_force_backup = 1
client_can_list = 1
# Set client_can_restore to 0 if you want restores to only be initialised by
# the server.
client_can_restore = 1
client_can_verify = 1
# Ratelimit throttles the send speed. Specified in Megabits per second (Mb/s).
# ratelimit = 1.5
# Network timeout defaults to 7200 seconds (2 hours).
# network_timeout = 7200

# Server storage compression. Default is zlib9. Set to zlib0 to turn it off.
#compression = zlib9

# When the client version does not match the server version, log a warning.
# Set to 0 to turn it off.
version_warn = 1

# More configuration files can be read, using syntax like the following
# (without the leading '# ').
# . path/to/more/conf

# Location of autoupgrade files to serve to clients. Leave it commented out
# to not autoupgrade clients.
# autoupgrade_dir = /etc/burp/autoupgrade/server

# You can have as many 'keep' lines as you like.
# For example, if running backups daily, setting 7, 4, 6 will keep
# 7 daily backups, 4 weekly, and 6 four-weekly backups.
keep = 7
keep = 4
keep = 3

# Run as different user/group.
# user=graham
# group=nogroup

# CA options.
# If you want your server to be a certificate authority and generate its own
# certificates, uncomment the following lines. If the directory specified in
# ca_conf does not exist, the server will create, populate it, and the paths
# indicated by ssl_cert_ca, ssl_cert, ssl_key and ssl_dhfile below will be
# overwritten. See docs/burp_ca.txt for more information.
#ca_conf = /etc/burp/CA.cnf
#ca_name = burpCA
#ca_server_name = burpserver
#ca_burp_ca = /usr/sbin/burp_ca
#
# Check for revoked certificates in the certificate revocation list.
# Turn this off if you use the old ssl_extra_checks_script server script.
ca_crl_check = 0

# SSL certificate authority - same file on both server and client
ssl_cert_ca = /etc/ssl/certs/ffho-cacert.pem

# Server SSL certificate
ssl_cert = /etc/ssl/certs/{{ fqdn }}.cert.pem

# Server SSL key
ssl_key = /etc/ssl/private/{{ fqdn }}.key.pem

# Server DH file.
ssl_dhfile = /etc/ssl/dhparam.pem

# Server SSL ciphers
#ssl_ciphers =

# Server SSL compression. Default is zlib5. Set to zlib0 to turn it off.
#ssl_compression = zlib5


timer_script = /usr/share/burp/scripts/timer_script
# Ensure that 20 hours elapse between backups
# Available units:
# s (seconds), m (minutes), h (hours), d (days), w (weeks), n (months)
timer_arg = 20h
# Allow backups to start in the evenings and nights during weekdays
timer_arg = Mon,Tue,Wed,Thu,Fri,01,02,03,04,05
# Allow more hours at the weekend.
timer_arg = Sat,Sun,01,02,03,04,05
# Note that, if you specify no timebands, the default timer script will never
# allow backups.

# Uncomment the notify_success_* lines for email notifications of backups that
# succeeded.
# In the subject line, the following are substituted:
# %b - "backup"/"restore"/"verify"
# %c - client name
# %w - number of warnings, if any
notify_success_script = /usr/share/burp/scripts/notify_script
notify_success_arg = sendmail -t
notify_success_arg = To: {{ ops_mail }}
notify_success_arg = From: {{ ops_mail }}
notify_success_arg = Subject: %b succeeded: %c %w
# Uncomment the following to have success notifications only if there were
# warnings.
#notify_success_warnings_only = 1
# Uncomment the following to have success notifications only if there were
# new or changed files.
#notify_success_changes_only = 1

# Uncomment the following for email notifications of backups that failed.
notify_failure_script = /usr/share/burp/scripts/notify_script
notify_failure_arg = sendmail -t
notify_failure_arg = To: {{ ops_mail }}
notify_failure_arg = From: {{ ops_mail }}
notify_failure_arg = Subject: %b failed: %c %w

# The server can run scripts on each connection after authentication and before
# disconnecting.
#server_script_pre = /usr/share/burp/scripts/ssl_extra_checks_script
#server_script_pre_arg = /etc/burp/crl
#server_script_pre_arg = /etc/burp/burp-server.conf
#server_script_pre_arg = /usr/share/burp/scripts/server-pre-script.local
# Set server_script_pre_notify to 1 to have notifications on server_script_pre
# returning non-zero. Most people will want to leave this off - it could
# result in a lot of emails because clients normally connect once every 20
# minutes. Requires notify_failure_script to be set above.
#server_script_pre_notify = 0
#server_script_post =
#server_script_post_arg =
#server_script_post_arg =
#server_script_post_run_on_fail=0
# As for server_script_pre_notify, but for post.
#server_script_post_notify = 0

# Clients that are able to list and restore files belonging to any other
# client. If this is too permissive, you may set a restore_client for
# individual original clients in the individual clientconfdir files.
# restore_client = someclient
# restore_client = someotherclient

# Whether or not the server process should cache the tree when a monitor client
# is browsing a backup. Advantage: speed. Disadvantage: more memory is used.
#monitor_browse_cache = 1