problems with rdiff-backup because of dot files and other things which
were not part of any rdiff-backup.
+The rdiff resource name is now used as the subdirectory where rdiff
+backups are sent. This was previously hardcoded to "rdiff-backup", but
+in order to support multiple rdiff backups per host, we now use the
+resource name. So if you were using the following resource:
+
+ backupninja::rdiff { 'main': }
+
+You will want to use the following resource:
+
+ backupninja::rdiff { 'rdiff-backup': }
+ file { '/etc/backup.d/90_main.rdiff': ensure => absent; }
+
+Otherwise your backups may be duplicated!
+
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