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Expand Up @@ -322,11 +322,11 @@ and sections that define operations. The repository-wide settings are:
| ---------- | ------------------------------------- | ------------- |
| repository | Location of the repository to back up | None |

The `reposository` field normally points to the root of repository to back up,
The `repository` field normally points to the root of repository to back up,
and is the location that duplicacy itself stores its configuration directory
(`.duploicacy`).
(`.duplicacy`).

You may change the location of dupliacy's repository configuration directory,
You may change the location of duplicacy's repository configuration directory,
`.duplicacy` (using the `-pref-dir` and `-repository` options when creating
the repository with duplicacy). If you do so, then the `repository` field
above should refer to the location of duplicacy's `.duplicacy` directory.
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**NOTE: This discussion is specific to Gmail, but if you are using a
different mail server, you can almost certainly use these ideas in your
specific scenerio.**
specific scenario.**

In order to send E-Mail notifications, you must first have configured a
In order to send E-Mail notifications, you must first have configured a
number of fields in the [Global configuration file](#global-configuration-file).
These fields depend on what E-Mail server
you are using. I use Google's
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configuration file.

Once you set up the E-Mail configuration appropriately, you can test it
with a command like: `./duplicacy-util -tn`. This will trigger a failure
with a command like: `./duplicacy-util -tn`. This will trigger a failure
notification for all configured notification channels (e.g E-Mail).

It's recommended that you use Gmail filtering so that failed backups
are visable in your `inbox` while successful backups are set aside for
are visible in your `inbox` while successful backups are set aside for
deletion. To do this, first create a folder named `Backup Logs`.
After the folder is created, then create a filter rule as follows:

Expand Down Expand Up @@ -634,7 +634,7 @@ results automatically) finishes the job. Now backups run unattended,
automatically, relieving you of the job of doing backups yourself.

Backup scheduling differs by operating system. I provide hints here,
although there are lots of diferent ways to schedule jobs automatically.
although there are lots of different ways to schedule jobs automatically.

#### Scheduling for Linux

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