diff --git a/docker1-backup.sh b/docker1-backup.sh
index 1942b8e..557fac6 100644
--- a/docker1-backup.sh
+++ b/docker1-backup.sh
@@ -6,31 +6,29 @@ backupDate=$(date  +'%F')
 # this just prints the formated date variable to the console if you want to see it.
 echo $backupDate
 
-# move to the path where you will keep all of yoru docker configurations and data
-cd /docker
-
 # stop ALL containers
 docker stop $(docker ps -a -q)
 
-cd /home/debian/backup
-#create a tar archive of your docker parent folder
-tar --exclude='./backup/' -czvf $backupDate-backup-docker2.tar.gz /docker
+# enter backup directory
+cd /home/rob/docker/backup
+
+#create a tar archive of your docker parent folder
+tar --exclude='./backup/' -czvf $backupDate-backup-docker1.tar.gz /home/rob/docker # dir to backup
 
-cd /docker
 
 #Start ALL containers
 docker start $(docker ps -a -q)
 
 # now go back to backup directory, and copy my backup file to my NAS
-cd /home/debian/backup
+cd /home/rob/docker/backup
 echo ""
 echo "Backup copy is running..."
 
 # use secure copy to copy the tar archive to your final backup location (in my case a mounted NFS share)
-rclone copy $backupDate-backup-docker2.tar.gz b2:server-backup-rgm --progress
+rclone copy $backupDate-backup-docker1.tar.gz b2:rgm-docker1 --progress
 
 # remove the tar file from the main home folder after it's copied
-rm -rf $backupDate-backup-docker2.tar.gz
+rm -rf $backupDate-backup-docker1.tar.gz
 
 echo "Local backup file removed..."
 echo "Docker Backup Completed Successfully!"