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Modular backup script written in python
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Modular backup script written in python
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INSTALLATION
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.. note:: I recommend using virtualenv, but nothing prevents you installing
it into the root system

Requirements
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When installing this package, it will build the MySQL and Postgres clients. So
you'll need the necessary headers, plus gcc on your machine.

For Ubuntu, run the following::

sudo apt-get install libmysqlclient-dev libpq-dev python-dev \
build-essential

Installation procedure
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- Download the latest package from http://www.github.com/exhuma/pickup I
recommend using the latest tagged version, but if you want bleeding edge, you
may also download the "master" branch.

- untar the package::

tar xzf exhuma-pickup-.tar.gz

- enter the folder::

cd exhuma-pickup-

When not using virtualenv, you may skip this section
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.. note:: If you don't have virtualenv, run the following:

``sudo apt-get install python-setuptools && easy_install virtualenv``

- create a virtualenv::

virtualenv --no-site-packages /path/to/your/env

- activate the environment::

source /path/to/your/env/bin/activate

Without virtualenv
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- run the installer::

python setup.py install

Finished & Trying things out
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The script is now installed in you system's binary path as "pickup". When using
virtualenv, this will be /path/to/your/env/bin, otherwise it will most likely
be ``/usr/local/bin``

You may now deactivate the virtualenv by entering "deactivate". In the future
it will no longer be necessary to activate the environment manually. The
executable script will run automatically in the proper environment.

To see if everything worked as expected, you may run::

/path/to/your/env/pickup --help

or simply (if it's on your ``$PATH``)::

pickup --help

Please see the official docs at http://exhuma.github.com/pickup/ for more
information!