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Instead of trying to execute borg, which would give us a false positive
if borg itself isn't working on the remote, just connect to the server
without executing a command.
We check for 255 because `man 1 ssh` states the following:
ssh exits with the exit status of the remote command or with 255 if
an error occured.
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Since borg-prune only keeps the last snapshot of each day with
--keep-daily, it's possible that a file that was accidentally deleted is
only kept for 24h (if the machine is running) before it's purged from
backups. Increase to 72h to give the user a better chance of noticing
this in time.
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Networkmanager isn't really all that reliable, and we actually don't
want to depend on it anyway. So trying to connect via ssh is the better
thing to do.
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This implements fully automated, hourly backups of my /home via
borgbackup, btrfs and systemd timers.
Note that `setup_borgbackup`, a related function that is part of my
dotfiles, is needed to setup backups for the first time, as well as a
call to `borg init` with the proper environment variables.
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