Fred

The docker-compose file instructs the docker service to redirect messages from the container standard output to a syslog server. It's completely transparent to resticprofile. So in your case, I think...

Which version of resticprofile are you using? (latest release or latest code from master branch?) I tried on my machine sending logs to syslog-ng (inside a local container: https://hub.docker.com/r/linuxserver/syslog-ng) When...

> Provide a console monitor (when "extended-status" output is enabled) I've been thinking about doing that for quite some time as well 😉

> Sorry didn't wan't to take it away, but it just fit too well into rethinking output handling. > While the status monitor already works quite well, the output needs...

> 256 colors could be supported and there's also an option to read the background on xterm to decide on the theme. Eventually this can be useful but for the...

Thanks for pointing it out. As a matter of fact, the "reference" in the documentation is automatically generated, and we don't have a field to specify the default value as...

I do like this idea of using an environment variable inside any configuration value: ```yaml read-data-daily: inherit: read-data-daily-1 env: EXAMPLE_PORTION: "100" run-before: # Is correctly expanded at runtime - "echo...

Hey! I think we need to use the internal `env` file as referenced with `{{ env }}`. I haven't tried this configuration but it should work like that: ```yaml target-read-data-daily:...

Oh I get it. Sorry I missed that part of the configuration. As it turns out you cannot use an environment variable inside any flag (like `read-data-subset`). We need to...

That's possible assuming there's a way to detect the type of binary it's currently running (so it can update to a similar one). I suppose it shouldn't be too difficult.