# Used in the backup file name# and to place the file inside a subfolder of the S3 bucketBACKUP_TYPE=<type of backup, should also be a folder/key in the S3 bucket># PostgreSQL settingsPGHOST=<database hostname>PGPORT=<port of the database server, default 5432>PGDATABASE=<database name>PGUSER=<database user>PGPASSWORD=<database password># OpenSSL settingsENCRYPTION_PASS_PHRASE=<strong password>OPENSSL_CIPHER_TYPE=<strong cipher like aes-256-cbc># Amazon settingsAWS_ACCESS_KEY_ID=<access key id got from Amazon>AWS_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY=<secret access key got from Amazon>AWS_DEFAULT_REGION=<Amazon region name e.g. eu-central-1>S3_BUCKET_NAME=<name of the bucket in S3># Email settingsENABLE_ERROR_MAIL=<should an email be send when something goes wrong? other then true will disable this>ERROR_MAIL_SUBJECT=<subject of the mail, e.g. Failed to run database backup>SMTP_HOST=<SMTP host e.g. smtp.office365.com>SMTP_PORT=<SMTP port number, mostly 587 or 25>SMTP_STARTTLS=<should TLS be used? other then true will disable this>SMTP_AUTH=<type of auth, login>SMTP_AUTH_USER=<username to login to the SMTP server>SMTP_AUTH_PASSWORD=<password for the SMTP user>SMTP_FROM=<name and email of the sender in the format: Name <full email adres> >SMTP_TO=<email address to send to, multiple addresses can be used with a comma seperated list>ALWAYS_EXIT_ZERO=<when true, always return 0 as exit code to prevent failure detection by other scripts (prevent restarts and spam mailing)>