Asif Bacchus 2019-07-20 19:21:12 -06:00
parent 13a6e01f3e
commit f92e5b892a

@ -26,7 +26,7 @@ In most cases, you can use the default parameters and things should just work.
| long parameter | short/alt | purpose |
|:--------:|:--------:|--------|
| -use-503 | -5 | Enable copying a '503 error page' to your webroot so your webserver can detect and display that page during backup operations. The script will remove this file automatically upon completion (successful or not). |
| -use-503 | -5 | Switch parameter. Enable copying a '503 error page' to your webroot so your webserver can detect and display that page during backup operations. The script will remove this file automatically upon completion (successful or not). By default, this is OFF. |
| --503-path ||Specify location of the '503 error page' to be copied to your webroot. By default, the script will look for *503_backup.html* in the same directory as the script file. |
| --webroot | -w | Specify path to your webroot directory where the '503 error page' will be copied. By default this is */usr/share/nginx/html* since I'm assuming you are using NGINX. For Apache, this is probably */var/www*. |