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# commitlog archiving configuration.  Leave blank to disable.

# Command to execute to archive a commitlog segment
# Parameters: %path => Fully qualified path of the segment to archive
#             %name => Name of the commit log.
# Example: archive_command=/bin/ln %path /backup/%name
#
# commitlog archiving configuration.  Leave blank to disable.

# Command to execute to archive a commitlog segment
# Parameters: %path => Fully qualified path of the segment to archive
#             %name => Name of the commit log.
# Example: archive_command=/bin/cp -f %path /backup/%name
#
# Limitation: *_command= expects one command with arguments. STDOUT
# and STDIN or multiple commands cannot be executed.  You might want
# to script multiple commands and add a pointer here.
archive_command=

# Command to execute to make an archived commitlog live again.
# Parameters: %from is the full path to an archived commitlog segment (from restore_directories)
#             %to is the live commitlog directory
# Example: restore_command=/bin/cp -f %from %to
restore_command=

# Directory to scan the recovery files in.
restore_directories=

# Restore mutations created up to and including this timestamp in GMT.
# Format: yyyy:MM:dd HH:mm:ss (2012:04:31 20:43:12)
#
# Recovery will continue through the segment when the first client-supplied
# timestamp greater than this time is encountered, but only mutations less than
# or equal to this timestamp will be applied.
restore_point_in_time=

# precision of the timestamp used in the inserts (MILLISECONDS, MICROSECONDS, ...)
precision=MICROSECONDS