add

SYNOPSIS:
   duplicacy add - Add an additional storage to be used for the existing repository

USAGE:
   duplicacy add [command options] <storage name> <snapshot id> <storage url>

OPTIONS:
   -encrypt, -e                    encrypt the storage with a password
   -chunk-size, -c <size> 		   the average size of chunks (defaults to 4M)
   -max-chunk-size, -max <size>    the maximum size of chunks (defaults to chunk-size*4)
   -min-chunk-size, -min <size>    the minimum size of chunks (defaults to chunk-size/4)
   -iterations <i>                 the number of iterations used in storage key deriviation (default is 16384)
   -copy <storage name>            make the new storage copy-compatible with an existing one

The add command connects another storage to the current repository. Like the init command, if the storage has not been initialized before, a storage configuration file derived from the command line options will be uploaded, but those options will be ignored if the configuration file already exists in the storage.

A unique storage name must be given in order to distinguish it from other storages.

The -iterations option speicifies how many iterations are used to generate the key that encrypts the config file from the storage password.

The -copy option is required if later you want to copy snapshots between this storage and another storage. Two storages are copy-compatible if they have the same average chunk size, the same maximum chunk size, the same minimum chunk size, the same chunk seed (used in calculating the rolling hash in the variable-size chunks algorithm), and the same hash key. If the -copy option is specified, these parameters will be copied from the existing storage rather than from the command line.