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# Main Configuration
#
# Thank you very much for purchasing my plugin <3
# If you have any questions / problems, please use my online service desk:
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# ~ JarFiles

# Enables / Disables Debug mode
debug: false
# Enables / Disables Passwords config encryption
password-encryption: false
# Enables / Disables Ingame Commands
ingame-commands: true
backup:
  # You can change the backups master folder here
  # Do not change is unless you know what you are doing
  master-folder: .
  # You can change the save location of the backups here
  # Do not change is unless you know what you are doing
  #
  # Placeholders:
  # {pluginname} - name of the plugin
  # {plugindir} - home directory of the plugin (Something like plugins/EasyBackup/)
  save-location: '{plugindir}/backups'
  # You can change the name of the backup here
  #
  # Placeholders
  # {time} - will be replaced with the backup time
  file-name: backup_{time}
  # Compression Level of the backup. Available are:
  # HIGHEST
  # HIGH
  # NORMAL
  # LOW
  # LOWEST
  # A higher level means that the backup will be smaller,
  # however it'll take longer to create the backup
  compression-level: NORMAL
  password:
    # Enables / Disables password and file encryption
    enabled: false
    # Set your backup password.
    # NOTE IT SOMEWHERE. THERE IS NOT WAY TO RESTORE IT
    password: ''
  # You can define how the {time} placeholder will be handled
  # For more information see:
  # https://docs.oracle.com/javase/8/docs/api/java/text/SimpleDateFormat.html
  time-format: dd_MM_yyyy-hh_mm_ss_aa
  # You can set the max amount of backups you want in your dropbox here
  # Set it to '-1' to disable it
  max-backups-before-erase: 7
  anti-lag:
    # Enables / Disables Anti Lag Feature which will slow down the backup to prevent lags
    enabled: true
    # Set the threshold for the anti lag feature. Default is 1.5 which means if the tps drops about 1.5 after the backup started the backup will slow down
    threshold: 1.5
  schedule:
    # Controls when backups are automatically made
    #
    # Normal Schedule:
    # For daily backups, just enter the time.
    # If you do not include AM or PM, it will be in military time.
    # To backup on specific days, write the day before the time on the same line
    # To be safe, put single quotes around your backup schedule: '17:30'
    # Example:
    # DAY HOUR:MINUTE PM
    # HOUR:MINUTE AM (Exclude day for daily)
    # HOUR:MINUTE (24 hour time)
    # Mon Wed Fri 7:00
    # 4:00 AM
    #
    # Cron Schedule:
    # If you want to use cron expressions instead of the normal schedule, clear the list below and enter
    # your expressions. Do NOT forget to enable cron expressions support below
    # Example: '0 0 0 ? * * *' to create a backup every day at 00:00:00
    # If you need help with creating your own cron expressions, check out https://www.freeformatter.com/cron-expression-generator-quartz.html
    list:
    - 12:00 AM
    - 12:00 PM
    # Enables / Disables Cron Expressions support for the backup schedule
    cron-enabled: false
    # Set the interval between each check if it's time to create a backup
    # Value is in seconds
    check-interval: 1
  # Enables / Disables the usage of the exempt patterns below
  use-exempt: true
  # You can specify which files you don't want to be backed up
  # HOW IT WORKS:
  # A new File instance will be created for each string below
  # This means: If you set it to 'logs' for example,
  # the plugin will search for a directory named 'logs' in the main server directory
  # The Directory and all sub files and directory will be excluded.
  # If you only want to exlude a single file, you have to set it to the full file name
  # Like: 'logs/latest.log'
  #
  # THE BACKUP DIRECTORY IS EXCLUDED BY DEFAULT
  exempt-files:
  - logs
  disk-protection:
    # Enables / Disables Disk protection
    enabled: true
    # Sets the disk protection threshold (in mb)
    threshold: 500
  # Commands which will be executed once a backup starts
  #
  # Prefixes:
  # system - executes the command on the system
  # server - executes the command on the server the plugin is running on
  #
  # Example:
  # system:sh -c this is my test command
  # server:say I just found out how the command feature works
  start-commands: []
  # Commands which will be executed once a backup starts
  #
  # Prefixes:
  # system - executes the command on the finish
  # server - executes the command on the server the plugin is running on
  #
  # Example:
  # system:sh -c this is my test command
  # server:say I just found out how the command feature works
  finish-commands: []
  # Commands which will be executed once a backup fails
  #
  # Prefixes:
  # system - executes the command on the system
  # server - executes the command on the server the plugin is running on
  #
  # Example:
  # system:sh -c this is my test command
  # server:say I just found out how the command feature works
  fail-commands: []
  cleaner:
    # Enables / Disables the cleaner
    enabled: false
    # Set the amount of days after the files should be deleted
    days-old: 4
    # Set the directories in which the cleaner checks for files to be deleted
    directories:
    - logs
    # Enables / Disables the usage of the pattern list below
    # If you disabled this all files which are old enough will be deleted
    use-patterns: false
    # You can specify which files you want to be checked by the cleaner
    # Each filename will be checked against the specified patterns below
    # If a match is found and the file is old enough, the file will be deleted
    # You can test your expressions here: https://regex101.com
    file-pattern: []
    # Enables / Disables recursive checking of directories
    recursive: false
  mysql:
    # You can change the save location of the sql backups here
    # Do not change is unless you know what you are doing
    #
    # Placeholders:
    # {pluginname} - name of the plugin
    # {plugindir} - home directory of the plugin (Something like plugins/EasyBackup/)
    save-location: '{plugindir}/sqlbackups'
    direct-access:
      # Enables / Disables Mysql Dumping by accessing the database directly (Does not require ssh access or something)
      enabled: true
      # Specify your JDBC Url here.
      # Only change it if you know what you are doing.
      # Make sure it contains the {database} placeholder which will be replaced with the database later
      command: jdbc:mysql://192.168.20.206:3306/{database}?useUnicode=true&useJDBCCompliantTimezoneShift=true&useLegacyDatetimeCode=false&serverTimezone=UTC&useSSL=false
      # Specify which tables you want to be backed up here
      # You must use the following format:
      # DATABASE:USERNAME:PASSWORD[:TABLES]
      # The Table argument is optional. If you don't specify it, all tables will be backed up
      # For more details view the examples below
      #
      # Example:
      # thisismydb:testuser
      # thisismydb:testuser:thisismypassword
      # thisismydb2:testuser2:thisismypassword2[:iwantthistable:andthisonetoo]
      databases: stellystest:stellystest:XXXXXXXXXX
    dump-command:
      # Enables / Disables Mysql Dumping using the mysqldump command
      enabled: false
      # Specify your MysqlDump command here.
      # You must use the following placeholders:
      # - {database} will be replaced with the database name
      # - {tables} will be relpaced with the tables name
      # - {password} will be replaced with the users password
      # - {username} will be replaced with the users name
      # - {output_file} will be replaced with the path + name of the backup
      #
      # IMPORTANT:
      # The command must start with the application you are using:
      # For Windows, it's 'cmd.exe /c <command>'
      # For Linux, it usually is 'sh -c <command>'
      # The command below is made for linux users. if you use windows, make sure to set it to 'cmd.exe /c <the command>'
      command: sh -c mysqldump -u {username} -p{password} {database} {tables} > {output_file}
      # Enables / Disables using the mysql auth file
      # You don't have to use the {password} and {user} placeholder in the dump command if you enable this
      use-auth-file: false
      # Specify which tables you want to be backed up here
      # You must use the following format:
      # DATABASE:USERNAME:PASSWORD[:TABLES]
      # If you are using the auth file to authenticate
      # set both, username and password to 'authfile'
      # The Table argument is optional. For more details view the examples below
      #
      # Example:
      # thisismydb:testuser
      # thisismydb:testuser:thisismypassword
      # thisismydb2:testuser2:thisismypassword2[:iwantthistable:andthisonetoo]
      #
      # If you are using the authentication with the auth file, make sure to use:
      # thisismydb:authfile:authfile
      # thisismydb2:authfile:authfile[:iwantthistable:andthisonetoo]
      databases: []
  upload-services:
    # Enables / Disables Local Backup Deletion after all uploads have been completed
    delete-local: false
    dropbox:
      # Enables / Disables Dropbox Upload
      enabled: false
      # Paste your dropbox access token here
      #
      # Instructions on how to get your token:
      # https://prodigysupport.team/wiki/eb/how-tos/how-to-get-your-dropbox-token
      access-token: ''
      # Set the DropBox path you want your files to be uploaded to
      upload-path: /backups/
      # You can set the max amount of backups you want in your dropbox here
      # Set it to '-1' to disable it
      max-backups-before-erase: -1
    ftp:
      # Enables / Disables FTP Upload
      enabled: false
      ssh:
        # If you are using ssh keys to authenticate with your ftp server
        # You can enable or disable it here
        use: false
        # Set the path to your ssh private key here
        private-key: ''
        # Set your ssh private key passphrase here
        passphrase: ''
      # Select which ftp protocol you want to use.
      # Available are:
      # - SFTP
      # - FTP
      # - FTPS
      protocol: ftp
      # Set your ftp host address here
      host: example.com
      # Set your ftp username here
      username: root
      # Set your ftp password here
      password: ''
      # Set your ftp port here
      port: 21
      # Set the FTP path you want your files to be uploaded to
      upload-path: /root/backups/
      # You can set the max amount of backups you want on your ftp server
      # Set it to '-1' to disable it
      max-backups-before-erase: -1
developer:
  events:
    # Enables / Disables Event sending
    enabled: false
    # Enables / Disables sending of the OnCreate Event
    on-create: false
    # Enables / Disables sending of the OnFail Event
    on-fail: false
    # Enables / Disables sending of the OnSuccess Event
    on-success: false