dar-backup 0.6.16__py3-none-any.whl → 0.6.18__py3-none-any.whl

{dar_backup-0.6.16.dist-info → dar_backup-0.6.18.dist-info}/METADATA

@@ -1,11 +1,12 @@
 Metadata-Version: 2.4
 Name: dar-backup
-Version: 0.6.16
+Version: 0.6.18
 Summary: A script to do full, differential and incremental backups using dar.     Some files are restored from the backups during verification, after which par2 redundancy files are created.     The script also has a cleanup feature to remove old backups and par2 files.
+Project-URL: GPG Public Key, https://keys.openpgp.org/search?q=dar-backup@pm.me
 Project-URL: Homepage, https://github.com/per2jensen/dar-backup/tree/main/v2
 Project-URL: Changelog, https://github.com/per2jensen/dar-backup/blob/main/v2/Changelog.md
-Project-URL: Issues, https://github.com/per2jensen/dar-backup/issues
-Author-email: dar-backup <per2jensen@gmail.com>
+Project-URL: Issues, https://github.com/per2jensen
+Author-email: dar-backup <dar-backup@pm.me>
 License:                     GNU GENERAL PUBLIC LICENSE
                                Version 3, 29 June 2007
         
@@ -689,11 +690,14 @@ Classifier: Programming Language :: Python :: 3.9
 Classifier: Topic :: System :: Archiving :: Backup
 Requires-Python: >=3.9
 Requires-Dist: inputimeout>=1.0.4
+Requires-Dist: rich>=13.0.0
 Description-Content-Type: text/markdown
 
 <!-- markdownlint-disable MD024 -->
 # Full, differential or incremental backups using 'dar'
 
+[![codecov](https://codecov.io/gh/per2jensen/dar-backup/branch/main/graph/badge.svg)](https://codecov.io/gh/per2jensen/dar-backup)
+
 The wonderful 'dar' [Disk Archiver](https://github.com/Edrusb/DAR) is used for
 the heavy lifting, together with the par2 suite in these scripts.
 
@@ -705,6 +709,7 @@ This is the `Python` based **version 2** of `dar-backup`.
 - [My use case](#my-use-case)
 - [License](#license)
 - [Status](#status)
+  - [GPG Signing key](#gpg-signing-key)
   - [Breaking change in version 0.6.0](#breaking-change-in-version-060)
 - [Homepage - Github](#homepage---github)
 - [Requirements](#requirements)
@@ -720,6 +725,7 @@ This is the `Python` based **version 2** of `dar-backup`.
   - [.darrc](#darrc)
   - [Backup definition](#backup-definition-example)
 - [Systemd examples](#systemctl-examples)
+  - [Generate systemd files](#generate-systemd-files)
   - [Service: dar-back --incremental-backup](#service-dar-backup---incremental-backup)
   - [Timer: dar-back --incremental-backup](#timer-dar-backup---incremental-backup)
 - [List contents of an archive](#list-contents-of-an-archive)
@@ -744,13 +750,17 @@ This is the `Python` based **version 2** of `dar-backup`.
   - [Performance tip due to par2](#performance-tip-due-to-par2)
   - [.darrc sets -vd -vf (since v0.6.4)](#darrc-sets--vd--vf-since-v064)
   - [Separate log file for command output](#separate-log-file-for-command-output)
+  - [Skipping cache directories](#skipping-cache-directories)
+  - [Progress bar + current directory](#progress-bar-and-current-directory)
 - [Todo](#todo)
 - [Reference](#reference)
-  - [dar-backup](#dar-backup)
-  - [manager](#manager)
-  - [cleanup](#cleanup)
-  - [clean-log](#clean-log)
-  - [installer](#installer)
+  - [Test coverage report](#test-coverage)
+  - [dar-backup](#dar-backup-options)
+  - [manager](#manager-options)
+  - [cleanup](#cleanup-options)
+  - [clean-log](#clean-log-options)
+  - [installer](#installer-options)
+  - [dar-backup-systemd](#dar-backup-systemd)
   
 ## My use case
 
@@ -781,6 +791,85 @@ As of August 8, 2024 I am using the alpha versions of `dar-backup` (alpha-0.5.9
 
 As of February 13, 2025, I have changed the status from alpha --> beta, as the featureset is in place and the alphas have worked well for a very long time.
 
+### GPG Signing key
+
+To increase the security and authenticity of dar-backup packages, all releases from v2-beta-0.6.18 onwards will be digitally signed using the GPG key below.
+
+🔐 GPG Signing Key Details
+
+```` text
+Name:        Per Jensen (author of dar-backup)
+Email:       dar-backup@pm.me
+Primary key: 4592 D739 6DBA EFFD 0845  02B8 5CCE C7E1 6814 A36E
+Signing key: B54F 5682 F28D BA36 22D7  8E04 58DB FADB BBAC 1BB1
+Created:     2025-03-29
+Expires:     2030-03-28
+Key type:    ed25519 (primary, SC)  
+Subkeys:     ed25519 (S), ed25519 (A), cv25519 (E)
+````
+
+🔏 Where to Find Release Signatures
+
+PyPI does *Not* host .asc Signature Files
+
+Although the `dar-backup` packages on PyPI are GPG-signed, PyPI itself does **not support uploading** .asc detached signature files alongside `.whl` and `.tar.gz` artifacts.
+
+Therefore, you will not find `.asc` files on PyPI.
+
+✅ Where to Get `.asc` Signature Files
+
+You can always download the signed release artifacts and their `.asc` files from the official GitHub Releases page:
+
+📁 GitHub Releases for `dar-backup`
+
+Each release includes:
+
+- `dar_backup-x.y.z.tar.gz`
+
+- `dar_backup-x.y.z.tar.gz.asc`
+
+- `dar_backup-x.y.z-py3-none-any.whl`
+
+- `dar_backup-x.y.z-py3-none-any.whl.asc`
+
+🔐 How to Verify a Release from GitHub
+
+1. Import the GPG public key:
+
+   ```` bash
+   curl https://keys.openpgp.org/vks/v1/by-fingerprint/4592D7396DBAEFFD084502B85CCEC7E16814A36E | gpg --import
+   ````
+
+2. Download the wheel or tarball and its .asc signature from the GitHub.
+
+3. Run GPG to verify it:
+
+   ```` bash
+   gpg --verify dar_backup-x.y.z.tar.gz.asc dar_backup-x.y.z.tar.gz
+   # or
+   gpg --verify dar_backup-x.y.z-py3-none-any.whl.asc dar_backup-x.y.z-py3-none-any.whl
+   ````
+
+4. If the signature is valid, you'll see:
+
+   ```` text
+   gpg: Good signature from "Per Jensen (author of dar-backup) <dar-backup@pm.me>"
+   ````
+
+🛡️ Reminder: Verify the signing subkey
+
+Only this subkey is used to sign PyPI packages:
+
+```` text
+B54F 5682 F28D BA36 22D7  8E04 58DB FADB BBAC 1BB1
+````
+
+You can view it with:
+
+```` bash
+gpg --list-keys --with-subkey-fingerprints dar-backup@pm.me
+````
+
 ### Breaking change in version 0.6.0
 
 Version 0.6.0 and forwards requires the config variable *COMMAND_TIMEOUT_SECS* in the config file.
@@ -807,15 +896,24 @@ On Ubuntu, install the requirements this way:
 
 ### dar-backup
 
-`dar-backup` is built in a way that emphasizes getting backups. It loops over the backup definitions, and in the event of a failure while backing up a backup definition, dar-backup shall log an error and start working on the next backup definition.
+`dar-backup` is built in a way that emphasizes getting backups. It loops over the [backup definitions](#backup-definition-example), and in the event of a failure while backing up a backup definition, dar-backup shall log an error and start working on the next backup definition.
 
 There are 3 levels of backups, FULL, DIFF and INCR.
 
-- The author does a FULL yearly backup once a year. This includes all files in all directories as defined in the backup definition(s).
-- The author makes a DIFF once a month. The DIFF backs up new and changed files compared to the FULL backup.
-- The author takes an INCR backup every 3 days. An INCR backup includes new and changed files compared to the DIFF backup.
---  So, a set of INCR's will contain duplicates (this might change as I become more used to use the catalog databases)
---  No INCR backups will taken until a DIFF backup has been taken.
+- The author does a FULL yearly backup once a year. This includes all files in all directories as defined in the backup definition(s) (assuming `-d` was not given).
+- The author makes a DIFF once a month. The DIFF backs up new and changed files **compared** to the **FULL** backup.
+
+  - No DIFF backups are taken until a FULL backup has been taken for a particular backup definition.
+
+- The author takes an INCR backup every 3 days. An INCR backup includes new and changed files **compared** to the **DIFF** backup.
+  
+  - So, a set of INCR's will contain duplicates (this might change as I become more used to use the catalog databases)
+  
+  - No INCR backups are taken until a DIFF backup has been taken for a particular backup definition.
+
+After each backup of a backup definition, `dar-backup` tests the archive and then performs a few restore operations of random files from the archive (see [dar-backup.conf](#config-file)). The restored files are compared to the originals to check if the restore went well.
+
+`dar-backup` skips doing a backup of a backup definition if an archive is already in place. So, if you for some reason need to take a new backup on the same date, the first archive must be deleted (I recommend using [cleanup](#cleanup-1)).
 
 ### cleanup
 
@@ -823,8 +921,18 @@ The `cleanup` application deletes DIFF and INCR if the archives are older than t
 
 `cleanup` will only remove FULL archives if the option  `--cleanup-specific-archives` is used. It requires the user to confirm deletion of FULL archives.
 
+### manager
+
+`dar`has the concept of catalogs which can be exported and optionally be added to a catalog database. That database makes it much easier to restore the correct version of a backed up file if for example a target date has been set.
+
+`dar-backup` adds archive catalogs to their databases (using the `manager` script). Should the operation fail, `dar-backup` logs an error and continue with testing and restore validation tests.
+
 ## How to run
 
+📦 All official dar-backup releases from v2-beta-0.6.18 are signed with GPG.
+
+See more [here](#gpg-signing-key).
+
 ### 1 - installation
 
 Installation is currently in a venv. These commands are installed in the venv:
@@ -839,7 +947,6 @@ Note:
 
 The module `inputimeout` is installed into the venv and used for the confirmation input (with a 30 second timeout)
 
-
 To install, create a venv and run pip:
 
 ```` bash
@@ -902,7 +1009,7 @@ manager --create-db
 ### 4 - do FULL backups
 
 Prereq:
-Backup definitions are in place in BACKUP.D_DIR (see config file)
+[Backup definitions](#backup-definition-example) are in place in BACKUP.D_DIR (see [config file](#config-file)).
 
 You are ready to do backups of all your backup definitions.
 
@@ -975,7 +1082,7 @@ SCRIPT_1 = df -h
 
 ### .darrc
 
-The package includes a default `.darrc` file which configures `dar`.
+The package includes a default `darrc` file which configures `dar`.
 
 You can override the default `.darrc` using the `--darrc` option.
 
@@ -1106,7 +1213,7 @@ compress-exclusion:
 
 ### Backup definition example
 
-This piece of configuration is a `backup definition`. It is placed in the BACKUP.D_DIR (see config file description).
+This piece of configuration is a [backup definition](#backup-definition-example). It is placed in the BACKUP.D_DIR (see config file description).
 The name of the file is the name of the backup definition.
 
 You can use as many backup definitions as you need.
@@ -1143,9 +1250,30 @@ You can use as many backup definitions as you need.
 
 # bypass directores marked as cache directories
 # http://dar.linux.free.fr/doc/Features.html
+# https://bford.info/cachedir/
 --cache-directory-tagging
 ````
 
+## Generate systemd files
+
+The command `dar-backup-systemd` can generate and optionally install systemd units and timers.
+
+The timers are set as the author uses them, modify to your taste and needs.
+
+Example run:
+
+```` bash
+dar-backup-systemd --venv /home/user/tmp/venv --dar-path /home/user/.local/dar/bin
+Generated dar-full-backup.service and dar-full-backup.timer
+  → Fires on: *-12-30 10:03:00
+Generated dar-diff-backup.service and dar-diff-backup.timer
+  → Fires on: *-*-01 19:03:00
+Generated dar-incr-backup.service and dar-incr-backup.timer
+  → Fires on: *-*-04/3 19:03:00
+Generated dar-clean.service and dar-clean.timer
+  → Fires on: *-*-* 21:07:00
+````
+
 ## Systemctl examples
 
 I have dar-backup scheduled to run via systemd --user settings.
@@ -1168,27 +1296,47 @@ systemctl --user list-timers
 
 ## Service: dar-backup --incremental-backup
 
-File:  dar-inc-backup.service
+This is an exmaple of a systemd user service unit.
 
-```` code
+File:  dar-incr-backup.service
+
+```` bash
+/tmp/test$ dar-backup-systemd --venv '$HOME/programmer/dar-backup.py/venv'  --dar-path '$HOME/.local/dar/bin'
+
+Generated dar-full-backup.service and dar-full-backup.timer
+  → Fires on: *-12-30 10:03:00
+Generated dar-diff-backup.service and dar-diff-backup.timer
+  → Fires on: *-*-01 19:03:00
+Generated dar-incr-backup.service and dar-incr-backup.timer
+  → Fires on: *-*-04/3 19:03:00
+Generated dar-cleanup.service and dar-cleanup.timer
+  → Fires on: *-*-* 21:07:00
+/tmp/test$ 
+(venv) /tmp/test$ 
+(venv) /tmp/test$ cat dar-incr-backup.service 
 [Unit]
-Description=dar-backup INC
+Description=dar-backup INCR
 StartLimitIntervalSec=120
 StartLimitBurst=1
+
 [Service]
 Type=oneshot
 TimeoutSec=infinity
 RemainAfterExit=no
-ExecStart=/bin/bash -c '. /home/user/programmer/dar-backup.py/venv/bin/activate && dar-backup --incremental-backup --verbose'
+
+
+ExecStart=/bin/bash -c 'PATH=$HOME/.local/dar/bin:$PATH && . $HOME/programmer/dar-backup.py/venv/bin/activate && dar-backup -I --verbose --log-stdout'
 ````
 
 ## Timer: dar-backup --incremental-backup
 
-File:  dar-inc-backup.timer
+This is an example of a systemd user timer
+
+File:  dar-incr-backup.timer
 
 ```` code
 [Unit]
-Description=dar-backup INC timer
+Description=dar-backup INCR timer
 
 [Timer]
 OnCalendar=*-*-04/3 19:03:00
@@ -1367,7 +1515,7 @@ deactivate
 
 "dar" in newer versions emits a question about file ownership, which is "answered" with a "no" via the "-Q" option. That in turn leads to an error code 4.
 
-Thus the dar option "--comparison-field=ignore-owner" has been placed in the supplied .darrc file (located in the virtual environment where dar-backup is installed).
+Thus the dar option "--comparison-field=ignore-owner" has been placed in the supplied [.darrc](#darrc) file (located in the virtual environment where dar-backup is installed).
 
 This causes dar to restore without an error.
 
@@ -1382,7 +1530,7 @@ My home directory is on a btrfs filesystem, while /tmp (for the restore test) is
 
 The restore test can result in an exit code 5, due to the different filesystems used. In order to avoid the errors, the "option "--fsa-scope none" can be used. That will restult in FSA's not being restored.
 
-If you need to use this option, un-comment it in the .darrc file (located in the virtual environment where dar-backup is installed)
+If you need to use this option, un-comment it in the [.darrc](#darrc) file (located in the virtual environment where dar-backup is installed)
 
 ## Par2
 
@@ -1453,7 +1601,7 @@ Slice size should be smaller than available RAM, apparently a large performance
 
 ### .darrc sets -vd -vf (since v0.6.4)
 
-These .darrc settings make `dar` print the current directory being processed (-vd) and some stats after (-vf)
+These [.darrc](#darrc) settings make `dar` print the current directory being processed (-vd) and some stats after (-vf)
 
 This is very useful in very long running jobs to get an indication that the backup is proceeding normally.
 
@@ -1465,90 +1613,134 @@ In order to not clutter that log file with the output of commands being run, a n
 
 The secondary log file can get quite cluttered, if you want to remove the clutter, run the `clean-log`script with the `--file` option, or simply delete it.
 
-## Todo
+### Skipping cache directories
+
+The author uses the `--cache-directory-tagging` option in his [backup definitions](#backup-definition-example).
+
+The effect is that directories with the [CACHEDIR.TAG](https://bford.info/cachedir/) file are not backed up. Those directories contain content fetched from the net, which is of an ephemeral nature and probably not what you want to back up.
+
+If the option is not in the backup definition, the cache directories are backed up as any other.
 
-- `installer` to generate, but not deploy systemd units and timers for:
-  - FULL, DIFF and INCR backups.
-  - cleanup.
+### Progress bar and current directory
 
+If you run dar-backup interactively in a "normal" console on your computer,
+dar-backup displays 2 visual artifacts to show progress.
+
+1. a progress bar that fills up and starts over
+2. a status line showing the directory being backed up. If the directory is big and takes time to backup, the line is not changing, but you will probably know there is a lot to backup.
+
+The indicators are not shown if dar-backup is run from systemd or if it is used in terminal multiplexers like `tmux` or `screen`. So no polluting of journald logs.
+
+## Todo
+
+- Look into a way to move the .par2 files away from the `dar` slices, to maximize chance of good redundancy.
 - Add option to dar-backup to use the `dar` option `--fsa-scope none`
 
 ## Reference
 
-### dar-backup
+### test coverage
+
+Running
+
+```` bash
+pytest --cov=dar_backup tests/
+````
+
+results for version 0.6.17 in this report:
 
-This script is responsible for managing the backup creation and validation process. It supports the following options:
+```` code
+---------- coverage: platform linux, python 3.12.3-final-0 -----------
+Name                                                              Stmts   Miss  Cover
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+venv/lib/python3.12/site-packages/dar_backup/__about__.py             1      0   100%
+venv/lib/python3.12/site-packages/dar_backup/__init__.py              0      0   100%
+venv/lib/python3.12/site-packages/dar_backup/clean_log.py            68     14    79%
+venv/lib/python3.12/site-packages/dar_backup/cleanup.py             196     53    73%
+venv/lib/python3.12/site-packages/dar_backup/config_settings.py      66      8    88%
+venv/lib/python3.12/site-packages/dar_backup/dar_backup.py          464     99    79%
+venv/lib/python3.12/site-packages/dar_backup/installer.py            46     46     0%
+venv/lib/python3.12/site-packages/dar_backup/manager.py             316     72    77%
+venv/lib/python3.12/site-packages/dar_backup/util.py                162     34    79%
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+TOTAL                                                              1319    326    75%
+````
+
+### dar-backup options
+
+This script does backups, validation and restoring. It has the following options:
 
 ``` code
---full-backup                         Perform a full backup.
---differential-backup                 Perform a differential backup.
---incremental-backup                  Perform an incremental backup.
---backup-definition <name>            Specify the backup definition file.
---alternate-reference-archive <file>  Use a different archive for DIFF/INCR backups.
---config-file <path>                  Specify the path to the configuration file.
---darrc <path>                        Specify an optional path to .darrc.
---examples                            Show examples of using dar-backup.py.
---list                                List available backups.
---list-contents <archive>             List the contents of a specified archive.
---selection <params>                  Define file selection for listing/restoring.
---restore <archive>                   Restore a specified archive.
---restore-dir <path>                  Directory to restore files to.
---verbose                             Enable verbose output.
---suppress-dar-msg                    Filter out this from the darrc: "-vt", "-vs", "-vd", "-vf", "-va"
---log-level <level>                   `debug` or `trace`, default is `info`", default="info".
---log-stdout                          Also print log messages to stdout.
---do-not-compare                      Do not compare restores to file system.
---version                             Show version and license information.
+-F, --full-backup                    Perform a full backup.
+-D, --differential-backup            Perform a differential backup.
+-I, --incremental-backup             Perform an incremental backup.
+-d, --backup-definition <name>       Specify the backup definition file.
+--alternate-reference-archive <file> Use a different archive for DIFF/INCR backups.
+-c, --config-file <path>             Specify the path to the configuration file.
+--darrc <path>                       Specify an optional path to .darrc.
+--examples                           Show examples of using dar-backup.py.
+-l, --list                           List available backups.
+--list-contents <archive>            List the contents of a specified archive.
+--selection <params>                 Define file selection for listing/restoring.
+--restore <archive>                  Restore a specified archive.
+-r, --restore-dir <path>             Directory to restore files to.
+--verbose                            Enable verbose output.
+--suppress-dar-msg                   Filter out this from the darrc: "-vt", "-vs", "-vd", "-vf", "-va"
+--log-level <level>                  `debug` or `trace`, default is `info`.
+--log-stdout                         Also print log messages to stdout.
+--do-not-compare                     Do not compare restores to file system.
+-v --version                         Show version and license information.
 ```
 
-### manager
+### manager options
 
-This script manages `dar` databases and catalogs. Available options include:
+This script manages `dar` databases and catalogs. Available options:
 
 ``` code
---create-db                           Create missing databases for all backup definitions.
---alternate-archive-dir <path>        Use this directory instead of BACKUP_DIR in the config file.
---add-dir <path>                      Add all archive catalogs in this directory to databases.
--d, --backup-def <name>               Restrict to work only on this backup definition.
---add-specific-archive <archive>      Add this archive to the catalog database.
---remove-specific-archive <archive>   Remove this archive from the catalog database.
--l, --list-catalogs                   List catalogs in databases for all backup definitions.
---list-catalog-contents <num>         List contents of a catalog by catalog number.
---list-archive-contents <archive>     List contents of an archive’s catalog, given the archive name.
---find-file <file>                    Search catalogs for a specific file.
---verbose                             Enable verbose output.
---log-level <level>                   `debug` or `trace`, default is `info`", default="info".
+-c, --config-file                    Path to dar-backup.conf
+--create-db                          Create missing databases for all backup definitions.
+--alternate-archive-dir <path>       Use this directory instead of BACKUP_DIR in the config file.
+--add-dir <path>                     Add all archive catalogs in this directory to databases.
+-d, --backup-def <name>              Restrict to work only on this backup definition.
+--add-specific-archive <archive>     Add this archive to the catalog database.
+--remove-specific-archive <archive>  Remove this archive from the catalog database.
+-l, --list-catalogs                  List catalogs in databases for all backup definitions.
+--list-catalog-contents <num>        List contents of a catalog by catalog number.
+--list-archive-contents <archive>    List contents of an archive’s catalog, given the archive name.
+--find-file <file>                   Search catalogs for a specific file.
+--verbose                            Enable verbose output.
+--log-level <level>                  `debug` or `trace`, default is `info`", default="info".
 ```
 
-### cleanup
+### cleanup options
 
-This script cleans up old backups and manages storage. Supported options:
+This script cleans up old backups and par2 files. Supported options:
 
 ``` code
--d, --backup-definition                       Backup definition to cleanup.
--c, --config-file                             Path to 'dar-backup.conf', default='~/.config/dar-backup/dar-backup.conf.
--v, --version                                 Show version & license information.
---alternate-archive-dir                       Clean up in this directory instead of the default one.
---cleanup-specific-archives <archive>, ...    Comma separated list of archives to cleanup.
--l,  --list                                   List available archives.
---verbose                                     Print various status messages to screen.
---log-level <level>                           `debug` or `trace`, default is `info`", default="info".
---log-stdout                                  Print log messages to stdout.
+-d, --backup-definition                           Backup definition to cleanup.
+-c, --config-file                                 Path to 'dar-backup.conf'
+-v, --version                                     Show version & license information.
+--alternate-archive-dir                           Clean up in this directory instead of the default one.
+--cleanup-specific-archives "<archive>, <>, ..."  Comma separated list of archives to cleanup.
+-l, --list                                       List available archives (filter using the -d option).
+--verbose                                         Print various status messages to screen.
+--log-level <level>                               `debug` or `trace`, default is `info`", default="info".
+--log-stdout                                      Print log messages to stdout.
+--test-mode                                       This is used when running pytest test cases
 ```
 
-### clean-log
+### clean-log options
 
 This script removes excessive logging output from `dar` logs, improving readability and efficiency. Available options:
 
 ``` code
 -f, --file <path>          Specify the log file(s) to be cleaned.
--c, --config-file <path>   Specify the configuration file (default: ~/.config/dar-backup/dar-backup.conf).
+-c, --config-file <path>   Path to dar-backup.conf.
 --dry-run                  Show which lines would be removed without modifying the file.
 -v, --version              Display version and licensing information.
 -h, --help                 Displays usage info
 ```
 
-### installer
+### installer options
 
 Sets up `dar-backup`for a user.
 
@@ -1572,3 +1764,14 @@ Sets up demo config files:
 -v, --version              Display version and licensing information.
 -h, --help                 Displays usage info
 ```
+
+### dar-backup-systemd
+
+Generates and optionally install systemd user service units and timers
+
+``` code
+-h, --help           Show this help message and exit
+--venv VENV          Path to the Python venv with dar-backup
+--dar-path DAR_PATH  Optional path to dar binary's directory
+--install            Install the units to ~/.config/systemd/user
+```

dar_backup-0.6.18.dist-info/RECORD

@@ -0,0 +1,21 @@
+dar_backup/.darrc,sha256=-aerqivZmOsW_XBCh9IfbYTUvw0GkzDSr3Vx4GcNB1g,2113
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 cleanup = dar_backup.cleanup:main
 dar-backup = dar_backup.dar_backup:main
+dar-backup-systemd = dar_backup.dar_backup_systemd:main
 installer = dar_backup.installer:main
 manager = dar_backup.manager:main

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