Small corrections for first release
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#!/bin/bash
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# ToDos
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#
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#
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# The folder which should be backuped (hint: use links to backup more than one folder at a time)
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SOURCE_FOLDER="/opt/data/backup/backup_folders"
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# The device to store the tar file to
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LTO_DEV="/dev/st0"
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# Name of the Backup-Set
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BACKUP_NAME="full_backup"
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# Where to store information about used tapes
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TAPE_FOLDER="/opt/data/backup/tape_info"
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TAPE_CHECK="1440"
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# How long to wait between tape checks (if a tape has been inserted)
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TAPE_DELAY="30s"
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MAIL="backup_phex@stefan.heinrichsen.net"
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# How often to try to find a tape (1440 and 30s above will lead to 12h of trying)
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TAPE_CHECK="1440"
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# Receiver of result mail
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MAIL="your@email.here"
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# set maximum Tape Size
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MAX_TAPE_SIZE="500G"
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#
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# You shouldn't need to change some below here
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#
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# Todays timestamp
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DATE="$(date +%Y-%m-%d)"
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TIME="$(date +%H-%M)"
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LOGFILE="$(mktemp -t tar_output_XXX.txt)"
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MESSAGE=""
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# Create a temporary filename
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LOGFILE_BASENAME="$(mktemp -t tar_output_XXX)"
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# Search in Tape_Folder for the oldest file in the backup-set
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TAPE_OLDFILE="$(ls -tC1 ${TAPE_FOLDER} | tail -n 1)"
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MESSAGE=""
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#
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# First some general sanity checks
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#
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if [ ! -r $SOURCE_FOLDER ]; then
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MESSAGE="ERROR: Source folder does not exist or is not readable."
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echo $MESSAGE; exit 1
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fi
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# loop to wait for valid tape (check for 24h (288 time with 5 minutes delay), then give up
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# Format der Serieal ist: C140604093
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#
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# Loop to wait for valid tape (see TAPE_CHECK and TYPE_DELAY parameters); give up after specified tries
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# Hint: Format of serials is similar to C140604093
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COUNTER=0
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EXIT_CODE=$?
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while [ $COUNTER -lt $TAPE_CHECK -a $EXIT_CODE -ne 0 ]; do
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# above check was negativ: send mail, wait and recheck
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# above check was negativ: send one mail, wait and recheck
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echo $TAPE_SERIAL
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if [ $EXIT_CODE -ne 0 -a $COUNTER -eq 0 ]; then
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a new one or the oldest of the backup-set.
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Currently the oldest tape file seems to be:
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$TAPE_OLDFILE
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${TAPE_OLDFILE%.log}
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Best regards,
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backup-script
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mail -s "Backup - ${BACKUP_NAME} - tape-timeout" $MAIL <<EOM
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Hi Admin,
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even after waiting for the defined timout values: ${TAPE_CHECK} time ${TAPE_DELAY}
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even after waiting for the defined timout values: ${TAPE_CHECK} times ${TAPE_DELAY}
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no tape was inserted. I gave up...
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Best regards,
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exit 1;
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fi
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# For development only
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# TAPE_SERIAL="C140604093"
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TAPE_FILE="${TAPE_FOLDER}/${TAPE_SERIAL}.log"
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# So we should have a tape serial now, will check existing tape infos now
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# First check if it is a new tape; this will be ok to use
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inserted serial : ${TAPE_SERIAL}
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oldest used serial: ${TAPE_OLDFILE%.log}
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Please remove the old serial logfile or use another tape.
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Please remove the old serial logfile or use another or new tape.
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Best regards,
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backup-script
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touch $TAPE_FILE
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#
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# Now we have everything we need. So finnally do the backup.
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#
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# rewind this tape (just to be sure)
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MESSAGE="$(mt -f /dev/nst0 rewind)"
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# do the backup
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# Something wrong here... MESSAGE="$(tar -c -f - ${SOURCE_FOLDER} &> ${LOGFILE} | mbuffer -q -L -s 256k -m 1G -P 95 -o ${LTO_DEV})"
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MESSAGE="$(tar -c -f - ${SOURCE_FOLDER} | mbuffer -q -L -s 256k -m 1G -P 95 -o ${LTO_DEV})"
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#echo "tar -c -f - ${SOURCE_FOLDER} | mbuffer -L -s 256k -m 1G -P 95 -o ${LTO_DEV}"
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# Start the backup
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MESSAGE="$(tar -c -v --index-file=${LOGFILE_BASENAME}.index --totals -f - ${SOURCE_FOLDER} 2> ${LOGFILE_BASENAME}.err.txt | mbuffer -q -L -s 256k -m 1G -P 95 -o ${LTO_DEV})"
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#echo "tar -c -v --index-file=${LOGFILE_BASENAME}.index --totals -f - ${SOURCE_FOLDER} 2> ${LOGFILE_BASENAME}.err | mbuffer -q -L -s 256k -m 1G -P 95 -o ${LTO_DEV}"
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ERROR_CODE=$?
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if [ $ERROR_CODE -ne 0 ]; then
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mail -s "Backup -${BACKUP_NAME}- exited with error(s)" -a $LOGFILE $MAIL <<EOM
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mail -s "Backup -${BACKUP_NAME}- exited with error(s)" -a ${LOGFILE_BASENAME}.index -a ${LOGFILE_BASENAME}.err.txt $MAIL <<EOM
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Hi Admin,
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the backup for $SOURCE_FOLDER exited with error code $ERROR_CODE. Please check on addtional actions. Detailed output:
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the backup for $SOURCE_FOLDER exited with error code $ERROR_CODE. Please check on addtional actions. Detailed output or the script below:
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$MESSAGE
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Please also check attached index and .err.txt file for further information.
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Best regards,
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your backup-script
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EOM
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else
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mail -s "Backup -${BACKUP_NAME}- was successful" -a $LOGFILE $MAIL <<EOM
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mail -s "Backup -${BACKUP_NAME}- was successful" -a ${LOGFILE_BASENAME}.index -a ${LOGFILE_BASENAME}.err.txt $MAIL <<EOM
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Hi Admin,
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the backup for $SOURCE_FOLDER went fine. Details at the of the mail.
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the backup for $SOURCE_FOLDER went fine. Please see the .index file for a list of stored files and the .err.txt file for error output of the tar command (there shouldn\'t be anything).
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Please make sure to savely store the tape.
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Best regards,
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