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### Output
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If the default output directory `/var/backups/postgresql` does not exist or has
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the name of the database being dumped, this permits to dump each database in
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its own directory.
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By default the files are created with script file permissions, 0600, it can be
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A run of pg_back creates multiple files, with the date and time of their
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### Per-database configuration
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Per-database configuration can only be done with a configuration file. The
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