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* Backups to Keep - You can keep a set number of backups by setting the integer value of this setting greater than 0.
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* Ask Before Restoring Kodi UI Settings - by default saved [UI settings](https://kodi.wiki/view/Settings) will be restored automatically. Setting this to true will prompt you to confirm you want to restore these settings. ![Settings Level Advanced](https://img.shields.io/badge/-advanced-blue)
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* Progress Display - the type of progress bar you want to display, or none if you don't want to see the progress of the backup.
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* Backup Suffix - appends a suffix to the end of each backup folder or zip filename. ![Settings Level Advanced](https://img.shields.io/badge/-advanced-blue)
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* Verbose Logging - adds some additional information to the logs, off by default. ![Settings Level Expert](https://img.shields.io/badge/-expert-blue)
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If you choose to compress your backups there are a few things you need to be aware of. Compressing takes place on the server you are trying to backup and then only the archive is copied to the remote backup location. This means you must have sufficient space available to allow for creating the archive. When restoring a zipped archive the process is the same. It is first copied to your local storage, extracted, and the contents put to their correct locations. The archive is then deleted. Zipped and non-zipped backups can be mixed in the same archive folder.
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