#!/bin/bash DEBUG=true debug () { [[ $DEBUG ]] && echo -e '\033[1;33m??\033[1;m ' $* } info () { echo -e '\033[1;34m::\033[1;m ' $* } die () { echo -e '\033[1;31m!!\033[1;m ' $* exit 1 } # Declare base options, overwrite with user specs as necessary # MAKE SURE TO CHANGE THIS BEFORE PUSHING PUBLIC CONFIG=/home/haruko/dev/git/squashfu/etc/squashfu source $CONFIG [[ $? -gt 0 ]] && die "Error in config file. Please check your syntax" # Informational output w/ happy colors mount_aufs_by_num () { # Check for the union already being mounted grep "${BKUP_ROOT}/rw" /proc/mounts && umount "$BKUP_ROOT/rw" # build branch string branches="br=" for i in `seq 7 -1 1`; do branches="${branches}${BKUP_ROOT}/bins/${i}=ro:" done branches="${branches}${BKUP_ROOT}/ro=ro" # build and execute mount command debug "Mounting union as entirely read only" mount -t aufs none $BKUP_ROOT/rw -o udba=reval,$branches debug "Remount branch $i as read-write" mount -o remount,mod:bins/$1=rw "${BKUP_ROOT}/rw" } create_new_seed () { # For our very first seed, we're writing directly to disk, so # Delete the data after the squashed seed has been created #[[ "$1" == "--initial" ]] && run_rsync # Create a new squashfs based on the contents of the union debug "Making new squash seed $(basename $SEED)" mksquashfs "${BKUP_ROOT}/rw" "$SEED" -b 65536 # Delete the rsync source since its now squashed #[[ "$1" == "--initial" ]] && rm -rf "${BKUP_ROOT}/rw/*" } move_old_tree () { storage="${BKUP_ROOT}/bkup-$(date +%Y-%m-%d)" mkdir "$storage" cd "$BKUP_ROOT" && mv {$SEED,bins/} "$storage" } mount_seed () { debug "Mounting seed" # Mount the squashed seed, failing if we can't mount -o loop,ro "${SEED}" "${BKUP_ROOT}/ro" || { die FATAL: Error mounting $SEED; } } mount_aufs_by_day() { # convert DoW to a number mount_aufs_by_num `date --date=$1 +%u` } run_rsync() { # Gather includes and excludes from config file # No error checking here -- user better not have # effed up the config INCLUDES=($(grep ^#+ $CONFIG | cut -d+ -f2-)) EXCLUDES=($(grep ^#- $CONFIG | cut -d- -f2-)) # rsync source to $BKUP_ROOT/rw debug "Rsync executing with:" debug " Options: ${RSYNC_OPTS[@]}" debug " Includes: ${INCLUDES[@]}" debug " Excludes: ${EXCLUDES[@]}" rsync ${RSYNC_OPTS[@]} ${INCLUDES[@]} ${EXCLUDES[@]} ${BKUP_ROOT}/rw || return 1 } # Unmount union and squash unmount_all () { #Union must be unmounted first, or bad things happen debug Unmounting union... read -p "Continue..." umount "${BKUP_ROOT}/rw" debug Unmounting squash... read -p "Continue..." umount "$SEED" } # Sanity checks # - Are we root? [[ $UID -eq 0 ]] || die Must be root! # - is our BKUP_ROOT valid? (FAIL) [[ -w "${BKUP_ROOT}" ]] || die "Backup root is not accessible. Please check your setting in /etc/squashfu" # Blindly unmount all just in case unmount_all read -p "Continue..." # - do we have a proper (expected) directory structure in place? # Use cd to BKUP_ROOT to avoid issues with brace expansion in a quoted path cd "$BKUP_ROOT" && mkdir -p {rw,ro,bins/{1,2,3,4,5,6,7}} # Prep work # - does seed exist? (if not, our backup is creating the seed) [[ -f "$SEED" ]] || { debug "No seed found -- creating a new one..."; create_new_seed; } read -p "Continue..." # mount seed if it exists and is not already mounted grep "${BKUP_ROOT}/ro" /proc/mounts || mount_seed read -p "Continue..." # Prepare union mount with proper bins mount_aufs_by_num $(( $(date +%u) + $MODIFIER )) read -p "Continue..." # Ready for backup! run_rsync # 5) Cleanup # - Is this resquash day? If so, we need a new squash # - If new squash creation fails, we're in trouble. (by default, keep previous week) [[ $(date +%u) -eq $RESQUASH_DAY ]] && { create_new_seed # Set aside last week's tree if user opted to, else delete it all if [[ $KEEP_LAST_WEEK -eq 1 ]]; then move_old_tree else find "${BKUP_ROOT}/bins/" -type f -delete rm $SEED fi } read -p "Continue..." unmount_all # Do another sanity check -- check sizes of bins versus squash. bin_size=$(du -s ${BKUP_ROOT}/bins | awk '{print $1}') sfs_size=$(du -s $SEED awk '{print $1}') if [[ bin_size -gt sfs_size ]]; then info "Your incrementals are larger than your seed! You might consider resquashing your backup with $0 --resquash" fi # 6) Optional behavior # --seed-initial Create new seed # --rollback $1 $2 Rollback to the day specified by $1, mounting at $2 # --resquash Create a new seed #