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-******# Wordpress Backup with Borgbackup
+# Wordpress Backup with Borgbackup
 
 Bash script that simplifies Borg backup for Wordpress websites.
 
 ## Purpose
 Make backup easy for a server running multiple Wordpress websites. 
 
-_borg_ is amazing backup solution, but if you have multiple websites running on the same server - you might have to create a script each for each of those websites. You would also need to spend sometime manually initializing a new repo for each of those websites, generate a passphrase, copy the passphrase immediately, _export_ the passphrase in a new script.
+_borg_ is an amazing backup solution, but if you have multiple websites running on the same server - you wpuld need to create a script each for those websites for automating _borg_ backup. You would also need to spend sometime manually initializing a new repo for each of those websites, generate a passphrase, copy the passphrase immediately, _export_ the passphrase in a new script.
 
 This script is designed specifically to ease those issues. You provide where your Wordpress is installed and where you want the backup to be stored and a unique name for the website - the script takes care of the rest. It'll create a strong enough passphrase, initialize the repo, then perform the actual backup.
 
-On subsequent executions, it'll read the passphrase file and perform an incremental backup.
+On subsequent executions, it'll read the passphrase file and perform an incremental backup.****
 
 ## Status
 
diff --git a/note-to-self.txt b/note-to-self.txt
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-# Create DB backup in the given location
-
-# Do Backup of the WP files + logfiles + Db Backup files
-    # Compression? zlib?
-    # Pruning?
-    # Max size?
-    # Frequency?
-    # What needs to be excluded?
-
-
-# Sync the backup to remote using Rclone
-    # How about backup filling up space?
-    # What if the server gets hacked - can he delete everything from remote location as well?
-
-
-#!/bin/sh
-
-# Features we want
-
-## Accept the following
-    ### backup_dir (MANDATORY)
-    ### wordpress_location
-    ### wordpress_log_location
-    ### site_name 
-
-## Assume the following
-    ### backup_dir -> ~/backups/site_name
-    ### wordpress_location -> find it from nginx config
-        ### For more than 1 nginx sites -> prompt which one to use
-        ### backup all???
-    ### include nginx config logs?
-    ### site_name -> find it from nginx config -> or from wordops?
-        # https://stackoverflow.com/questions/32400933/how-can-i-list-all-vhosts-in-nginx
-        # sudo nginx -T | perl -ln0777e '$,=$\; s/^\s*#.*\n//mg; print grep !$u{$_}++ && !m/^_$/, map m/(\S+)/g, m/\bserver_name\s++(.*?)\s*;/sg'
-        # sudo nginx -T | grep "server_name " | sed 's/.*server_name \(.*\);/\1/'
-            # -> Check if it starts with # (i.e. - deactivated)
-            # -> Check if it has a corresponding (uncommented out) "root" in the same {} or any of the included files in that {}
-
-## Do a borg init - if it is not NOT done on the backup_dir
-    ### On init - show the key file on screen at the END (NOT on log)
-
-## Log all output to backup_dir/logs folder
-    ### Log rotate and delete if required
-    ### If log_off been mentioned - send logs to /dev/null
-
-## On ERROR -> output to backup_dir/logs/error
-    ### Add it to system log as well - even if log_off
-
-
-
-# For the README.md
-    ## Ensure you have sudo
-    ## If you have nginx and not providing the wordpress_location, wp_db_name, wp_db_username, wp_db_userpwd details - $ sudo nginx -t gives all OK
-    ## Ensure you have enough space at the backup location
-    ## If choosen to switch off log - check system error messages for "wp_backup_script_errors"
-    ## DB backup is created and stored in tmp/wp_backup_script/site_name/db_bkp 
-        ### This is deleted after successful backup
-    ## If you want to schedule it - put it in appropriate location
-        ### Explain where - give links for more details
-    ## Runs on low priority - so system resources are NOT overloaded
-    ## Which compression we use
-    ## Which directories are excluded
-    ## What if you want to add some custom directories to this backups?
-    ## How to restore - for a particular date?
-    ## Point to rclone to sync these backups to remote locations
-    ## Point to init linux hardening for hardening linux servers
-    ## Point to WordOps for easier wordpress installations
-    ## MUST have a passphrase for your existing backup
-
-
-
-#### Logging
-log requirements
-- Log to file always
-- Log to screen when specified
-- For warning & error - log to STDERR
-
-
-verbosity=3 # default to show warnings
-
-readonly silent_lvl=0
-readonly err_lvl=2
-readonly wrn_lvl=3
-readonly inf_lvl=4
-
-# If this variable is not overriden later - logfile will be stored at below location
-# /tmp/scriptname_date_timestamp_timezone.log
-LOGFILE=/tmp/$(basename "$0")_"$(date '+%Y-%m-%d_%H:%M:%S_%:::z')".log
-
-error() { log $err_lvl "ERROR: $1"; }
-warn() { log $wrn_lvl "WARNING: $1"; }
-inf() { log $inf_lvl "INFO: $1"; } # "info" is already a command
-log() {
-    if [[ "$verbosity" -ge "$1" && "$verbosity" -ne 0 ]]; then
-        local datestring
-
-        # Date format -> 2019-12-23 14:54:25+05:30 
-        readonly datestring="[$(date --rfc-3339=seconds)]:"
-        
-        # Expand escaped characters, wrap at 70 chars, indent wrapped lines
-        echo -e "$datestring $2" | fold -w80 -s | sed '2~1s/^/  /'
-    fi
-}
-
-file_log() {
-    echo $1 
-}
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