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tar-multibackup
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===============
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Bash script to backup multiple folders and to clean up old backups based on a retention time. Features configurable post/pre-commands, tar excludes as well as backup retentions.
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### Installation
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cd /usr/local/src
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git clone https://gitea.gnilebein.de/gnilebein/tar-multibackup.git
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ln -sf /usr/local/src/tar-multibackup/multibackup /usr/local/bin/multibackup
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chmod +x multibackup
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cp /usr/local/src/tar-multibackup/multibackup.conf ~/.multibackup.conf
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### Configuration and usage
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* `timestamp` = Format of the timestamp, used in the backup target filename
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* `backup_destination` = Directory which is used to store the archives/backups
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* `folders_to_backup` = Array of folders to backup
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* `backup_retention` = Retention time how long we should keep the backups
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* `pre_commands` = Array of commands that are executed before the backup starts (stop specific service)
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* `post_commands` = Array of commands that are executed after the backup finished (start specific service)
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* `tar_options` = Additional tar Options
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### Environment configurations
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* `DEBUG` = if set to "true", `set -x` will be set
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* `CONFIG` = if you want to use a different configuration file than the
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Example:
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CONFIG=/tmp/testbackup.conf DEBUG=true multibackup
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#### Example configuration
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In the example below you can find a `multibackup` configuration file to backup a productional [LiveConfig](http://www.liveconfig.com/) instance.
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`vi ~/.multibackup.conf`
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# Timestamp format, used in the backup target filename
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timestamp=$(date +%Y%m%d)
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# Destination where you want to store your backups
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backup_destination="/var/backups"
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# Folders to backup
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folders_to_backup=(
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"/etc"
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"/var/mail"
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"/var/www"
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"/var/lib/mysql"
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"/var/spool/cron"
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"/var/lib/liveconfig"
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)
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# Files and folders that are excluded in the tar command
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tar_excludes=(
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"nginx-php-fcgi.sock"
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)
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# Additional tar Options
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tar_options=()
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# How long to you want to keep your backups (in days)
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backup_retention="+7"
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# Commands that are executed before the backup started
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# (We have to make sure the liveconfig process is not running)
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# (otherwise the databases changes while we try to save it)
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pre_commands=(
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"service liveconfig stop"
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)
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# Commands that are executed after the backup is completed
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# (To restart the liveconfig process again, once the backup is completed)
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post_commands=(
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"service liveconfig start"
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)
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#### Cronjob setup
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To make sure the backup is executed automatically and recurring, we're going to add a simple cronjob:
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`vi /etc/cron.d/backup-liveconfig`
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#
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# cronjob to backup LiveConfig, daily at 5:00 am
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#
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0 5 * * * root /usr/local/bin/multibackup &>/dev/null
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#### CREDITS
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This Backup Script is a fork of https://github.com/frdmn/tar-multibackup
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Text kopiert!
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#!/bin/bash
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KNOWN_HOSTS="$HOME/.ssh/known_hosts"
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# Hosts extrahieren – ignoriert gehashte Zeilen
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HOSTS=$(awk '
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{
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split($1, hosts, ",");
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for (i in hosts)
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if (substr(hosts[i], 1, 1) != "|")
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print hosts[i];
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}
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' "$KNOWN_HOSTS" | sort -u)
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# Eingabe mit fzf (Suchfenster)
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INPUT=$( (echo "$HOSTS") | fzf --prompt="SSH zu Host (neu eingeben möglich): " --height=100% --layout=reverse --border --print-query)
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# fzf gibt als erstes die Suchanfrage aus, dann die Auswahl
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# split in erste Zeile (Query) und zweite Zeile (Auswahl)
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readarray -t LINES <<< "$INPUT"
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QUERY="${LINES[0]}"
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SELECTED="${LINES[1]}"
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# Wenn nichts eingegeben und nichts ausgewählt → Abbruch
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if [[ -z "$QUERY" && -z "$SELECTED" ]]; then
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exit 0
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fi
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# Wenn etwas ausgewählt wurde, nutze das, sonst das Query (freie Eingabe)
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if [[ -n "$SELECTED" ]]; then
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TARGET_RAW="$SELECTED"
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else
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TARGET_RAW="$QUERY"
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fi
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# Port & Host extrahieren aus Known Hosts Format [host]:port oder normal
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if [[ "$TARGET_RAW" =~ ^\[([^\]]+)\]:(.+)$ ]]; then
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HOST="${BASH_REMATCH[1]}"
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PORT="${BASH_REMATCH[2]}"
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else
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HOST="$TARGET_RAW"
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PORT=""
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fi
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# Port-Abfrage nur wenn kein Port aus known_hosts gesetzt
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if [[ -z "$PORT" ]]; then
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read -rp "🔢 Port (leer für 22): " PORT
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PORT=${PORT:-22}
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fi
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# User-Abfrage
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read -rp "👤 Benutzername (leer für aktuellen User: $USER): " SSH_USER
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if [[ -n "$SSH_USER" ]]; then
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TARGET="${SSH_USER}@${HOST}"
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else
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TARGET="$HOST"
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fi
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echo -e "\n🔌 Verbinde mit: $TARGET (Port $PORT)"
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sleep 0.5
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exec ssh -p "$PORT" "$TARGET"
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