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@@ -18,24 +18,24 @@ On OS X, it has a few disadvantages compared to Time Machine - in particular it
 	
 * Backup the home folder to backup_drive
 	
-		rsync_tmbackup.sh /home /mnt/backup_drive  
+	rsync_tmbackup.sh /home /mnt/backup_drive  
 
 * Backup with exclusion list:
 	
-		rsync_tmbackup.sh /home /mnt/backup_drive excluded_patterns.txt
+	rsync_tmbackup.sh /home /mnt/backup_drive excluded_patterns.txt
 
 * Backup to remote drive over SSH, on port 2222:
 
-        rsync_tmbackup.sh -p 2222 /home user@example.com:/mnt/backup_drive
+	rsync_tmbackup.sh -p 2222 /home user@example.com:/mnt/backup_drive
 
 * To mimic Time Machine's behaviour, a cron script can be setup to backup at regular interval. For example, the following cron job checks if the drive "/mnt/backup" is currently connected and, if it is, starts the backup. It does this check every 1 hour.
 
-        0 */1 * * * if [[ -d /mnt/backup ]]; then rsync_tmbackup.sh /home /mnt/backup; fi 
+	0 */1 * * * if [[ -d /mnt/backup ]]; then rsync_tmbackup.sh /home /mnt/backup; fi 
 	
 * The use `flock` is recommended so that only one instance of the script runs at a given time:
 
 	flock -n /tmp/rsync_tmbackup.lock rsync_tmbackup.sh /home /mnt/backup
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 ## Exclude file
 
 An optional exclude file can be provided as a third parameter. It should be compatible with the `--exclude-from` parameter of rsync. See [this tutorial](https://sites.google.com/site/rsync2u/home/rsync-tutorial/the-exclude-from-option) for more information.
@@ -46,12 +46,6 @@ To display the rsync options that are used for backup, run `./rsync_tmbackup.sh
 
 	rsync_tmbackup --rsync-set-flags "--numeric-ids --links --hard-links --one-file-system --archive --no-perms --no-groups --itemize-changes" /src /dest
 
-## Lock file
-
-The use of a lock-file is recommended for larger backups. [Flock(1)](https://github.com/discoteq/flock) is an easy way to get lock files and can be installed with Homebrew. Please refer to its GitHub page for more details. To use flock with the script, see this example:
-
-	flock -n /tmp/rsync.lock sh -c 'bash rsync_tmbackup.sh /home /mnt/backup_drive'
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 # Features
 
 * Each backup is on its own folder named after the current timestamp. Files can be copied and restored directly, without any intermediate tool.