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-# zxjinn/pfsense-backup
+# daniel156161/pfsense-backup
 
 ## Short description
 Runs a lightweight Alpine container to back up PFSense.
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 ## Full details
 This image can be used to run a one-time backup of PFSense, or it can be configured to stay in the background and retrieve backups on a user-specified schedule.
 
-This has been tested to work against PFSense 2.3.3 and 2.3.4 and nothing else. It might stop working if PFSense changes something about how backups are completed. By default the backup will contain all the RRD data, if that is not desired see Parameters below.
+This has been tested to work against PFSense 2.3.3 and up to 2.4.5-RELEASE-p1 . It might stop working if PFSense changes something about how backups are completed. By default the backup will contain all the RRD data, if that is not desired see Parameters below.
 
 ### Running
 #### One-time container
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 Running this command will start the container, connect to the PFSense host specified with the credentials provided and retrieve a backup. The backup file will be placed in the directory the command was run from, the container will then quit.
 ```
-docker run --rm --volume $(pwd):/data --env PFSENSE_USER=backupuser --env PFSENSE_IP=192.168.0.1 --env PFSENSE_PASS=changeme --env PFSENSE_SCHEME=https zxjinn/pfsense-backup
+docker run --rm --volume $(pwd):/data --env PFSENSE_USER=backupuser --env PFSENSE_IP=192.168.0.1 --env PFSENSE_PASS=changeme --env PFSENSE_SCHEME=https daniel156161/pfsense-backup
 ```
 #### Continuous container
 It's recommended to test the parameters with the one-time version above before trying the continuous backup mode out.
@@ -23,17 +23,19 @@ Running this command will start the container and send it to the background. Whi
 
 This specific command will back up once per day at midnight UTC, as the container's time zone is set to UTC.
 ```
-docker run --detach --volume $(pwd):/data --env PFSENSE_USER=backupuser --env PFSENSE_IP=192.168.0.1 --env PFSENSE_PASS=changeme --env PFSENSE_SCHEME=https --env PFSENSE_CRON_SCHEDULE='0 0 * * *' zxjinn/pfsense-backup
+docker run --detach --volume $(pwd):/data --env PFSENSE_USER=backupuser --env PFSENSE_IP=192.168.0.1 --env PFSENSE_PASS=changeme --env PFSENSE_SCHEME=https --env PFSENSE_CRON_SCHEDULE='0 0 * * *' daniel156161/pfsense-backup
 ```
 
 ### Parameters
 - `PFSENSE_USER` Required. The PFSense user to log in with.
 - `PFSENSE_PASS` Required. The password for the PFSense user specified.
-- `PFSENSE_USER` Required. The IP (or DNS name) of the PFSense server.
+- `PFSENSE_IP` Required. The IP (or DNS name) of the PFSense server.
+- `BACKUPNAME` Required. Backupname for xml.
 - `PFSENSE_SCHEME` Required. Should either be `http` or `https`. This parameter is not validated.
 - `PFSENSE_CRON_SCHEDULE` Optional. The cron schedule to use, should contain 5 items separated by spaces. This parameter is not validated. No default.
 - `PFSENSE_BACK_UP_RRD_DATA`. Optional. Should be either 1 or 0. This parameters is not validated. Include RRD data in the backup? 1=yes, 0=no. Default=1.
 - `PFSENSE_BACKUP_DESTINATION_DIR`. Optional. What is the destination directory to back up to. This directory must exist and be writable. Default=/data
+- `TZ`. Optional. Timezone settings 
 
 ## Help!
 - Is the username correct?