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package BoxBackup::Config::Accounts; |
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=head1 NAME |
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BBConfig::Accounts - Access to Box Backup account config files |
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=head1 SYNOPSIS |
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use BoxBackup::Config::Accounts; |
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$bbconfig = BoxBackup::Config::Accounts->new(); |
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use BoxBackup::Config::Accounts; |
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$file = "/etc/bbox/accounts.txt"; |
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$bbconfig = BoxBackup::Config::Accounts->new($file); |
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@accounts = $bbconfig->getAccountIDs(); |
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foreach $i (@accounts) |
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# Find out what account is on what diskset. |
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$disk = $bbconfig->getDisk($i); |
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=head1 ABSTRACT |
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BoxBackup::Config::Accounts is a rather simple package that lets the user |
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have access to the data from the accounts configuration file for |
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Box Backup. It provides methods to retrieve the data only. No creation |
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=head1 DESCRIPTION |
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Allows for programmatic access to the information stored in the Box |
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Backup 'accounts' config file, which simply holds the mapping between |
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new(). The new() method parses the accounts file given as the first (and only) |
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parameter, or, if none are given, parses /etc/box/bbstored/accounts.txt, and |
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getAccountIDs(). The getAccountIDs() method returns a sorted array of all the account IDs |
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found in the config file. This will often be used for processing all the |
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getDisk(). The getDisk() method returns a diskset ID when given an account ID. |
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=head1 AUTHOR |
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Per Reedtz Thomsen (L) |
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our $VERSION = v0.03; |
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my $accountFile = $args[0] || "/etc/box/bbstored/accounts.txt"; |
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open (ACCOUNTS, "<$accountFile") or croak("Can't open $accountFile: $!\n"); |
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