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    • Matthijs Kooijman's avatar
      Add a vim modeline with indentation settings. · 78884142
      Matthijs Kooijman authored
      The modelines added match the emacs lines already present and also set
      the filetype to sh (just like the emacs lines).
      78884142
    • Matthijs Kooijman's avatar
      Make all indentation consistent. · 4ecaae94
      Matthijs Kooijman authored
      Previously, there were many indentation styles in use: Real tabs, 2, 3
      or 4 spaces, mixing these within the same file, function or even within
      a single line.
      
      This commit changes all bash scripts in the handlers, src and lib dirs
      to use consistent indentation: three spaces are now used everywhere.
      Other files (e.g. Makefiles) are left untouched.
      
      Additionally, this commit removes all trailing whitespace.
      4ecaae94
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    • micah's avatar
      add an option to maildir handler to enable you to specify a particular · eff97c82
      micah authored
      ssh identity file, defaulting to the expected /root/.ssh/id_rsa. This
      is important to have if you are trying to backup to a different user
      on a backuphost than other handlers are using. For example, if the
      rdiff handler is connecting to backalbatross@backupserver-pn using
      /root/.ssh/id_rsa for public key authentication, and you want to
      configure the maildir handler to connect as user
      backmaildir@backupserver-pn you will might want to specify a different
      identity file for that authentication (if you do not want to share the
      id file between the 'backalbatross' and 'backmaildir' users). 
      
      Note: this cannot be accomplished with a ssh config file because that
      file is host based, ie. you can only specify one user per host
      specified in the config
      eff97c82
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