How to use the time-machine.MultiOrderedDict function in time-machine

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github infinet / rsync-time-machine / time-machine.py View on Github external
def get_config(conf):
    global cfg
    global logfp
    config = ConfigParser.RawConfigParser(dict_type=MultiOrderedDict,
                                          allow_no_value=True)
    config.read(conf)
    cfg = {'dest_path': None,
           'min_space': MIN_SPACE_REQUIREMENT,
           'min_inodes': MIN_INODES_REQUIREMENT,
           'keep_all': KEEP_ALL,
           'keep_one_per_day': KEEP_ONE_PER_DAY,
           'keep_one_per_week': KEEP_ONE_PER_WEEK,
           'keep_one_per_month': KEEP_ONE_PER_MONTH
           }
    try:
        source_host = config.get('source', 'host')[0]
    except ConfigParser.NoOptionError:
        source_host = None

    try:

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