Man page - barman-config-update(1)
Packages contains this manual
- barman-check(1)
- barman-get-wal(1)
- barman-config-update(1)
- barman-verify-backup(1)
- barman-sync-backup(1)
- barman-show-backup(1)
- barman-restore(1)
- barman-switch-wal(1)
- barman-verify(1)
- barman-put-wal(1)
- barman-check-backup(1)
- barman-sync-info(1)
- barman-rebuild-xlogdb(1)
- barman-switch-xlog(1)
- barman-diagnose(1)
- barman-replication-status(1)
- barman-keep(1)
- barman-wal-archive(1)
- barman-cron(1)
- barman-wal-restore(1)
- barman-delete(1)
- barman-terminate-process(1)
- barman-list-files(1)
- barman-archive-wal(1)
- barman-show-servers(1)
- barman-status(1)
- barman-generate-manifest(1)
- barman-list-processes(1)
- barman-backup(1)
- barman-config-switch(1)
- barman-list-servers(1)
- barman-receive-wal(1)
- barman-sync-wals(1)
- barman-lock-directory-cleanup(1)
- barman-list_backups(1)
apt-get install barman-cli
Manual
BARMAN-CONFIG-UPDATE
NAMESYNOPSIS
DESCRIPTION
PARAMETERS
EXAMPLE
AUTHOR
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barman-config-update - Barman Sub-Commands
SYNOPSIS
config-update
[ { -h | --help } ]
STRING
DESCRIPTION
Create or update the configurations for servers and/or models in Barman. The parameter should be a JSON string containing an array of documents. Each document must include a scope key, which can be either server or model, and either a server_name or model_name key, depending on the scope value. Additionally, the document should include other keys representing Barman configuration options and their desired values.
NOTE:
The barman config-update command writes configuration options to a file named .barman.auto.conf , located in the barman_home directory. This configuration file has higher precedence and will override values from the global Barman configuration file (usually /etc/barman.conf ) and from any included files specified in configuration_files_directory (typically files in /etc/barman.d ). Be aware of this if you decide to manually modify configuration options in those files later.
PARAMETERS
|
STRING |
List of JSON formatted string. |
-h / --help
Show a help message and exit. Provides information about command usage.
EXAMPLE
JSON_STRING='[{“scope”: “server”, “server_name”: “my_server”, “archiver”: “on”, “streaming_archiver”: “off”}]'
AUTHOR
EnterpriseDB
COPYRIGHT
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