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@@ -33,7 +33,7 @@ The script throws out a log file of its activities. It is meant to be visible in
To give unrestricted access to everything via sudo is not a good idea. I'd choose to restrict elevated permissions to the specific commands needed. To give unrestricted access to everything via sudo is not a good idea. I'd choose to restrict elevated permissions to the specific commands needed.
I chose `cloudbackup`to be the user for doing the backup, you are free to chose anything else. In the sudoers file add the following lines. In the sudoers file add the following lines.
``` ```
# Cmnd alias specification # Cmnd alias specification
@@ -47,8 +47,8 @@ cloudbackup ALL=(www-data) NOPASSWD: OCC_NC, RSYNC
cloudbackup ALL=(www-data) NOPASSWD: MAINTENANCE_ON, MAINTENANCE_OFF cloudbackup ALL=(www-data) NOPASSWD: MAINTENANCE_ON, MAINTENANCE_OFF
``` ```
### cronjob ### cronjob
in crontab create an entry for the `cloud_backup.sh`. Replace `cloudbackup` with yours doing the backup. in crontab create an entry for the `cloud_backup.sh`. Replace `user` with yours doing the backup.
``` ```
# Nextcloud backup # Nextcloud backup
12 1 * * 1 cloudbackup /home/cloudbackup/cloud_backup.sh 12 1 * * 1 user /home/cloudbackup/cloud_backup.sh
``` ```