diff --git a/README.md b/README.md
index e7aadc2..ed48e96 100644
--- a/README.md
+++ b/README.md
@@ -1,26 +1,3 @@
-Froxlorbackup
-=============
-
-Backup your Froxlor Webhosting (or anything else) to another server. Encrypted, via ssh.
-
-Works for all versions.
-
-0. install duplicity and all required packages
-1. copy the script to the froxlorserver and run it as `/$PATH/backup-server.sh full`
-2. Add a cronjob like `17 2 * * * /$PATH/backup-server.sh`
-3. Let the magic happen
-
-You can restore your data with
-`duplicity -t nD --file-to-restore relative/neddedFile $EXTERNALPATH/TO//media/mount/duplicity/ /where/to/save/now`
-
-| Parameter | Description|
-| ------------- | ------------- |
-| `-t nD` | The version from how much days in the past should be recovered? |
-| `relative/neddedFile` | Where, relative from the next parameter is the file in the backup? |
-| `$EXTERNALPATH/TO//media/mount/duplicity/` | Where are the duplicity-files stored on the external storage? |
-| `/where/to/save/now` | Where should the recovered file saved to (must not exist)? |
-
-Example:
-`duplicity -t 8D --file-to-restore apache2/sites-available/site.conf ssh://backup@hostname2.domain.tld//home/hostname1/etc /home/user/site.conf`
-
-If you execute this on the machine where you want to restore an eight days old `/etc/apache2/sites-available/site.conf` from the external machine `hostname2.domain.tld`, then the recovered file will be saved in `/home/user/site.conf`
+# Github discontinued
+This project may not have latest commits as newer commits will not be published at github.
+Find latest development at [git.mainboarder.de](https://git.mainboarder.de/Public/Froxlorbackup).
diff --git a/backup-server.sh b/backup-server.sh
index b47fc5b..ba6714a 100644
--- a/backup-server.sh
+++ b/backup-server.sh
@@ -49,18 +49,10 @@ BDIRS="etc var/customers"
 ENDDIR="/media/hddmount/duplicity"
 LOGDIR='/var/log/duplicity' # must exist
 
-# Setting the passphrase to encrypt the backup files. Will use symmetrical keys in this case.
+# Setting the pass phrase to encrypt the backup files. Will use symmetrical keys in this case.
 # Set one Password per Backup
-# Hint: generate a safe password: dd if=/dev/urandom 2>/dev/null | tr -cd '[:alnum:]' | fold -w21 | head -1
-PASSPHRASE="none"
-
-if [ $PASSPHRASE != "none" ]
-then
-  export PASSPHRASE
-else
-  echo "Please set a passphrase in the script"
-  exit 1
-fi
+PASSPHRASE=$(dd if=/dev/urandom 2>/dev/null | tr -cd '[:alnum:]' | fold -w21 | head -1)
+export PASSPHRASE
 
 # encryption algorithm for gpg, disable for default (CAST5)
 # see available ones via 'gpg --version'