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Would be nice to be able to configure the --host argument to the backup command.
My shell (zsh on macos) has a HOST environment variable, so an easy fix for me is to simply add --host "$HOST" \ to the backup command, and then exporting HOST in the runner config file. This is probably not portable though.
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As of restic 0.9.3 --hostname is deprecated in favor of --host. See the changelog.
If no --host is specified when backing up restic uses os.Hostname(). I'm not sure if that can be changed in the environment somehow, but I think it would probably be better if restic-runner supported the --host argument somehow.
I like the idea of extra arbitrary commands. As long as it can be set in the config files.
Would be nice to be able to configure the
--host
argument to the backup command.My shell (zsh on macos) has a
HOST
environment variable, so an easy fix for me is to simply add--host "$HOST" \
to the backup command, and then exportingHOST
in therunner
config file. This is probably not portable though.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: