Change hourly/daily/monthly to alpha/beta/gamma

Author: drhyde

README

@@ -82,47 +82,47 @@ check to make sure everything is ready to go:
     rsnapshot configtest
 
 If this works, you can see essentially what will happen when you run it for
-real by executing the following command (where interval is hourly, daily, etc):
+real by executing the following command (where interval is alpha, beta, etc):
 
     rsnapshot -t [interval]
 
 Once you are happy with everything, the final step is to setup a cron job to
 automate your backups. Here is a quick example which makes backups every four
-hours, and daily backups for a week:
+hours, and beta backups for a week:
 
-    0 */4 * * *     /usr/local/bin/rsnapshot hourly
-    50 23 * * *     /usr/local/bin/rsnapshot daily
+    0 */4 * * *     /usr/local/bin/rsnapshot alpha
+    50 23 * * *     /usr/local/bin/rsnapshot beta
 
-In the previous example, there will be six "hourly" snapshots
+In the previous example, there will be six "alpha" snapshots
 taken each day (at 0,4,8,12,16, and 20 hours). There will also
-be daily snapshots taken every night at 11:50PM. The number of
+be beta snapshots taken every night at 11:50PM. The number of
 snapshots that are saved depends on the "interval" settings in
 /etc/rsnapshot.conf.
 
 For example:
 
-    interval    hourly    6
+    interval    alpha    6
 
-This means that every time "rsnapshot hourly" is run, it will make a
+This means that every time "rsnapshot alpha" is run, it will make a
 new snapshot, rotate the old ones, and retain the most recent six
-(hourly.0 - hourly.5).
+(alpha.0 - alpha.5).
 
-If you prefer instead to have daily, weekly and monthly backups,
+If you prefer instead to have beta, gamma and delta backups,
 you might set up cron like this:
-    00 00 * * *     /usr/local/bin/rsnapshot daily
-    00 23 * * 6     /usr/local/bin/rsnapshot weekly
-    00 22 1 * *     /usr/local/bin/rsnapshot monthly
+    00 00 * * *     /usr/local/bin/rsnapshot beta
+    00 23 * * 6     /usr/local/bin/rsnapshot gamma
+    00 22 1 * *     /usr/local/bin/rsnapshot delta
 
-This specifies a daily rsnapshot at midnight, a weekly snapshot
-on Saturdays at 11:00pm and a monthly rsnapshot at 10pm on the
+This specifies a beta rsnapshot at midnight, a gamma snapshot
+on Saturdays at 11:00pm and a delta rsnapshot at 10pm on the
 first day of each month.
 
 Note that the backups are done from the highest interval first
-(in this case monthly) and go down to the lowest interval.  If
-you are not having cron invoke the "hourly" snapshot interval,
-then you must also ensure that hourly is not listed as one of 
-your intervals in rsnapshot.conf (for example, comment out hourly,
-so that "daily" becomes the lowest interval).
+(in this case delta) and go down to the lowest interval.  If
+you are not having cron invoke the "alpha" snapshot interval,
+then you must also ensure that alpha is not listed as one of 
+your intervals in rsnapshot.conf (for example, comment out alpha,
+so that "beta" becomes the lowest interval).
 
 Remember that it is only the lowest interval which actually does
 the rsync to back up the relevant source directories, the higher