backup-configfiles.sh0000755000175000017510000000275411307005153014656 0ustar mitchljeditor#!/usr/bin/perl # Backup useful system configuration files to # the specified directory. This is for backing # up system configuration files, not user # configuration files that should be backed up as # part of any user partition backups. # Note: don't copy everything from /etc - just # those files you actually modified for your # host. # Files that used to get backed up but now are # easily managed by the # distro after an upgrade. # /etc/modules.conf # /etc/mail/sendmail.cf # /etc/issue # /etc/shadow # /etc/X11/xorg.conf* # The list of files to be backed up. Some of # these are directories. $filelist = <= 0) { $files = join(" ", $files, $_); } } } # Tar them up into a file under the # specified directory. if ( -d $ARGV[0] ) { print "Creating archive...\n"; `tar Pczf $ARGV[0]/systemfiles.tar.gz $files`; } else { print "Can't find directory: $ARGV[0]\n"; } backup-data.sh0000755000175000017510000000236111307011526013272 0ustar mitchljeditor#!/bin/bash # This doesn't check if the data has gotten # bigger than the data store will hold. function checkRC { rc=$1 name=$2 if [ $rc != 0 ] then echo "== $name failed with rsync rc=$rc ==" fi } # Where do the backups go? LOGIN=root@feynman BRAHE=$LOGIN:/media/BackupDrive/feynman if [ "$1" != "" ] then BRAHE=$1 fi # Command to verify the remote server is ready. VERIFYCMD="grep /media/BackupDrive /etc/mtab" # Backup the following directories DIR1="/home/httpd" DIR2="/home/mjhammel" EXCL2=--exclude-from=/home/mjhammel/.rsync/local DATE=`date` # ================================================== # Check to make sure the backup server has the # external drive mounted. ssh $LOGIN $VERIFYCMD 2>&1 > /dev/null if [ $? = 1 ] then echo "== Backup of `uname -n` failed: remote server not ready" echo "== Command failed on remote server: $VERIFYCMD" exit 1 fi # ================================================== echo "" echo "" echo "== Backing up `uname -n` to $BRAHE." echo "== Started @ $DATE " echo "== Directory: $DIR1" rsync -aq --safe-links $DIR1 $BRAHE checkRC $? "$DIR1" echo "== Directory: $DIR2" rsync -axq --safe-links $EXCL2 $DIR2 $BRAHE checkRC $? "$DIR2" DATE=`date` echo "Backups complete @ $DATE" backup-db.pl0000755000175000017510000000154611307011230012743 0ustar mitchljeditor#!/usr/bin/perl -w # Create 7 day rotating database backups use File::Path qw(make_path remove_tree); my $BUDIR1="/home/httpd/db"; my ($sec,$min,$hour,$mday,$mon,$year, $wday,$yday,$isdst) = localtime time; $year += 1900; $mon += 1; if ($mon < 10 ) { $mon = "0".$mon; } if ($mday < 10 ) { $mday = "0".$mday; } $TODAY = $wday; @dbname = ( "mysql", "wordpress", ); # Make sure the year directory is available. make_path ("$BUDIR1/$year"); foreach $db (@dbname) { $cmd = "mysqldump -B -u root $db " . "-r $BUDIR1/$year/$TODAY-$db.sql"; system("$cmd"); } # Print the results print ("Database Backups for " . $year . "/" . $mon . "/" . $mday . "\n"); print ("-------------------------------\n"); open(PD, "ls -l $BUDIR1/$year/$TODAY-*.sql |" ); @lines = ; close(PD); $output = join("\n", @lines); print ($output); backup-frontend.sh0000755000175000017510000000103011307010516014166 0ustar mitchljeditor#!/bin/bash HOST="`hostname" date=`date` mailfile="/tmp/$$.bulog" # Mail Header echo "To: userid@yourdomain.org" > $mailfile echo "From: userid@yourdomain.org" >> $mailfile echo "Subject: $HOST: Report for $date" >> $mailfile echo " " >> $mailfile echo "$HOST backup report:" >> $mailfile echo "-------------------------------" >> $mailfile # Run the backup. $1 >> $mailfile 2>&1 # Send the report. cat $mailfile | \ /usr/local/ssmtp/sbin/ssmtp -t \ -auuserid@yourdomain.org -apyourpassword \ -amCRAM-MD5 rm $mailfile