Whoa, this will keep me busy. Thanks.

mike h

Patrick Fleming, EA wrote:

>
> Mike,
>
> You asked for it ;)
> They're a little ugly with comments and such- but since they work I
> haven't gone back to clean up.
>
> Note that there is the server side script and the client, or backup
> machine scripts. The server side script is named backup and uses the
> attached ex_file. The client side is named dlscript and runs on a
> Windows machine using Cygwin.
>
> mike hoy wrote:
>
>> Patrick,
>>
>> Yes I would be grateful for any examples you could provide. Of course 
>> don't want you to go out of your way or anything.
>>
>> Thanks,
>>
>> Mike H
>
>
>------------------------------------------------------------------------
>
>/var/www/rwcinc/download
>/var/www/horde
>/var/lib/mysql/mysql.sock
>/home/pat
>/home/elgreen/logs
>
>  
>
>------------------------------------------------------------------------
>
>#!/bin/bash
># This script is designed to make daily backups of important files.
># Designed correctly it will make a backup of the files and then they will be 
># available for download to a backup machine. Hopefully this will rotate the
># the daily logs and I will have seven mostly current backups.
>
>#Set the daily extension
>extension=`date +%A`
>lockfile=/var/backup/$extension.logs
>#Name the different backups
>daily=/var/backup/daily.$extension.tar.bz2
>current=/var/backup/current.tar
>current_config=/var/backup/current_config.tar
>current_logs=/var/backup/current_logs.tar.bz2
>current_web=/var/backup/current_web.tar.bz2
>
>#Setup the types of backups
>www=/var/www
>named=/var/named
>etc=/etc
>mail=/var/spool/mqueue
>mail1=/var/spool/mail
>home=/home
>sucks_logs=/home/elgreen/logs
>all_logs=/var/log
>mysql=/var/lib/mysql
>exclude=/etc/cron.backup/ex_file
>
>all="$mail $mail1 $home $mysql"
>logs="$all_logs"
>configs="$etc $named"
>
>#Changed this from ext3 to just  a regular mount to see if the mount problem will go away
>
>#mount -t ext3 -o rw /dev/hdb7 /var/backup 
>touch $lockfile
>
>#Move the config backup if it's there 
>if [ -f $current_config ]; then
>    bzip2 $current_config
>    mv -f $current_config.bz2 $current_config.bz2.1
>#   tar -cf $current_config $configs
># else 
>fi
>   tar -cf $current_config $configs
>#fi
>#Create the log backups if they don't exist, otherwise, update the backup
>if [ -f $current_logs ]; then
>   echo "Moving $current_logs to $current_logs.1"
>#   bzip2 $current_logs
>   mv -f $current_logs $current_logs.1
>   
>   echo "Creating new log file"
>   tar -cjf $current_logs $logs 
>#if [ -f !$current_logs ]; then
>#    echo "Creating new log file"
>#    tar -cf $current_logs $logs
>else 
>    echo "Log file missing- creating new"
>    tar -cjf $current_logs $logs
>fi
>if [ -f !$current_web ]; then
>   tar -cjf $current_web -X $exclude $www
>else
>   
>   mv -f $current_web $current_web.1
>   tar -cjf $current_web -X $exclude $www
>fi
>
># Rotate logs if they exist- this should give me a total of 14 days backup- 
># if it works
>if [ -f $daily ]; then
>  mv -f $daily $daily.1
>fi
>#create the tar file
>tar -cjf $daily -X $exclude $all 
>#Rotate the current tar file- should give me two running backups
>if [ -f $current ]; then
>    mv -f $current $current.1
>fi
>#Create a tar file that should always be the current one...
>tar -cf  $current -X $exclude $all 
>
>rm -rf $lockfile 
>#umount /var/backup
>exit 0
>
>
>
>  
>
>------------------------------------------------------------------------
>
>#!/cygdrive/d/cygwin/bin/bash
>PATH=$PATH:/cygdrive/d/cygwin/bin
>DATE=`d:/cygwin/bin/date +%A`
>daily=/cygdrive/f/backup/daily.$DATE.tar.bz2
>current=/cygdrive/f/backup/current.tar
>current_config=/cygdrive/f/backup/current_config.tar
>current_logs=/cygdrive/f/backup/current_logs.tar.bz2
>current_web=/cygdrive/f/backup/current_web.tar.bz2
>cyg=d:/cygwin/bin
>www=/var/www
>named=/var/named
>etc=/etc
>mail=/var/spool/mqueue
>mail1=/var/spool/mail
>home=/home
>sucks_logs=/home/elgreen/logs
>all_logs=/var/log
>mysql=/var/lib/mysql
>exclude=/cygdrive/f/ex_file
>logfile=backup.log
>stdlog=dl.log
>
>all="$mail $mail1 $home $mysql"
>logs="$all_logs"
>configs="$etc $named"
>cd /cygdrive/f
>echo >>$logfile
>echo >>$logfile
>echo `date`>>$logfile
>echo Script starting>>$logfile
>
>pwd
>#d:/cygwin/bin/cp -f daily.$DATE.tar.bz2 daily.$DATE.tar.bz2.1 
>#d:/cygwin/bin/cp -f current.tar current.tar.1 
>
> for i in $www $named $etc $mail $mail1 $home $all_logs $mysql; do 
>	d:/cygwin/bin/rsync -avvc --recursive --delete-after --progress --rsh='d:/cygwin/bin/ssh -l root -i /cygdrive/d/cygwin/home/pat/.ssh/id_dsa' root@ssh.rwcinc.net:$i . ;done
>
>
>#Trying this addition to see if it will speed up the dowload process
>
>#Move the config backup if it's there 
>if [ -f $current_config ]; then
>	echo Found config file- moving>>$logfile;
>    mv -f $current_config.bz2 $current_config.bz2.1;
>    bzip2 $current_config;
>#   tar -cf $current_config $configs
># else 
>fi
>   
>   filename1=`basename $etc`
>   filename2=`basename $named`
>   configs="$filename1 $filename2"
>   echo Creating new config file>>$logfile
>   tar -cf $current_config $configs
>#fi
>#Create the log backups if they don't exist, otherwise, update the backup
>echo Checking for logs>>$logfile
>if [ -f $current_logs ]; then
>   echo "Moving $current_logs to $current_logs.1">>$logfile
>#   bzip2 $current_logs
>   mv -f $current_logs $current_logs.1
>   
>   echo Creating new log file>>$logfile
>   filename=`basename $logs`;
>   tar -cjf $current_logs $filename 
>#   filename=
>#if [ -f !$current_logs ]; then
>#    echo "Creating new log file"
>#    tar -cf $current_logs $logs
>else 
>    echo Log file missing- creating new>>$logfile
>    filename=`basename $logs`
>    tar -cjf $current_logs $filename
>fi
>echo Checking for web backup>>$logfile
>   filename=`basename $www`
>if [ -f  $current_web ]; then
>  echo Moving web backup- creating new web file>>$logfile	
>  mv $current_web $current_web.1
>else
>  echo No web backup found- new www backup>>$logfile   
>fi
> tar -cjf $current_web -X $exclude $filename
>
># Rotate logs if they exist- this should give me a total of 14 days backup- 
># if it works
>echo Daily log section>>$logfile
>
>if [ -f $daily ]; then
>  echo Moving the $daily file>>$logfile
>  mv -f $daily $daily.1
>fi
>#create the tar file
># all="$mail $mail1 $home $mysql"
>filename1=`basename $mail`
>filename2=`basename $mail1`
>filename3=`basename $home`
>filename4=`basename $mysql`
>all="$filename1 $filename2 $filename3 $filename4";
>
>echo Creating new $daily file>>$logfile
>tar -cjf $daily -X $exclude $all; 
>
>#Rotate the current tar file- should give me two running backups
>
>if [ -f $current ]; then
>    mv -f $current $current.1
>fi;
>
>#Create a tar file that should always be the current one...;
>#filename=`basename $all`;
>echo Creating the current backup>>$logfile;
>tar -cf  $current -X $exclude $all
>
>echo Just about to run the sync...>>$logfile
>sleep 10;
>#back to original script
>
>/cygdrive/d/Tax_transfer/temp/backup_dlscript
>echo Exiting >>$logfile
>
>
>exit 0
>
>  
>

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