rolling backup
Sergei G
sergeig.public at gmail.com
Mon Jan 25 10:25:05 UTC 2016
Is there any good application for maintaining a rolling backup of
filesystem?
I wrote this simple Makefile that's called from a periodic scripts to
maintain backups. However, over time it will run out of space. The
solution would be to have the same backup reusing file names using a
rolling backup scheme. Is there a project that can do that already?
In rolling backup I would be using parts of the date output (date -j
+"%Y-%m-%d %H:%M:%S") and a mod operation to roll the number. I just
don't have time to spend on it...
Thanks
Script I use:
----------
# Dump Options
# -C32 is a cash in MB for snapthot based filesystems. Range is 0..32
# -b128 is number of KB per output block. It improves performance.
# -0 is a full backup
# -u update dump dates after successful dump
# -n notify all operators in operator group
# -a autosize is used for harddrives and other non-tape media
# -L is a live file system; use /.snap directory
# -h1 honor no_dump flag for backup level at or above specified number
# -f file_name is write backup to a file_name; use - for STDOUT
#
# return values:
# 0 - ok
# 1 - startup errors
# 3 - abnormal termination
dump=/sbin/dump
level=0
dumpargs=-C16 -b128 -$(level)unaL -h1 -f -
dumpcmd=$(dump) $(dumpargs)
bzip2=/usr/bin/bzip2
bzip2args=--best
compress=$(bzip2) $(bzip2args)
expr=/bin/expr
now=`date +%Y-%m-%d`
backupdir=/backup
suffix=$(now)_$(level).dump.bz2
default:
@cat dump.mak
test:
@echo level: $(level)
@echo dumpargs: $(dumpargs)
@echo compress: $(compress)
@echo dumpcmd: $(dumpcmd)
# http://milan.adamovsky.com/2010/06/freebsd-makefile-local-variables.html
# .ifmake target
# SOMEVAR=1
# .endif
run:
@echo Backing up /
$(dumpcmd) / | $(compress) > $(backupdir)/root_$(suffix)
@echo Backing up /var
$(dumpcmd) /var | $(compress) > $(backupdir)/var_$(suffix)
@echo Backing up /usr
$(dumpcmd) /usr | $(compress) > $(backupdir)/usr_$(suffix)
@echo Backing up /usr/jails
$(dumpcmd) /usr/jails | $(compress) >
$(backupdir)/jails_$(suffix)
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