Hi there,
thanks for providing this container! As far as I know it's the only container providing access to borg without a wrapper script. As the ofelia scheduler does currently not support overwriting the entrypoint, this is the only container that can be used with ofelia to execute borg commands on a defined schedule 🙂
I currently use this to prune my append-only repos with an admin SSH key. In addition, I would like to mirror the repo to off-site storage. Doing this properly means that the mirroring should run with a borg lock. But this means I need a container which contains both a borg executable and the executable used to mirror the repo, rclone in my case.
I think this is a common usecase, so it'd be great to have rclone in the borg1 container as well.
Hi there,
thanks for providing this container! As far as I know it's the only container providing access to borg without a wrapper script. As the ofelia scheduler does currently not support overwriting the
entrypoint, this is the only container that can be used with ofelia to execute borg commands on a defined schedule 🙂I currently use this to prune my append-only repos with an admin SSH key. In addition, I would like to mirror the repo to off-site storage. Doing this properly means that the mirroring should run with a borg lock. But this means I need a container which contains both a borg executable and the executable used to mirror the repo, rclone in my case.
I think this is a common usecase, so it'd be great to have rclone in the borg1 container as well.