Follow thos instructions carefully. Below is the script. There are plenty of comments and the code isn't to difficult to navigate. I set it up so I have 4 backups, 1 daily, 3 weekly (One 10 days old, one 20 days old and one 30 days old). Actually my comment makes more sense:
#!/bin/bash
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# RWS ROLLING AWS BACKUPs by Paul Kresfelder (relies on http://timkay.com/aws/)
# Version 1.2 (September 2012)
#
# Backup daily cpanel backups, and a rolling 10 backup with 3 versions.
# Transfer cpanel premade backups to Amazon S3
# Version 1.2 is less bandwidth intesive as it copies backups from within S3 to new files, instead of from the server to S3
# Also brags better logging and more detailed terminal running stats.
#####################################################
# This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful,
# but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of
# MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the
# GNU General Public License for more details.
#
# You should see <http://www.gnu.org/licenses/>.
#####################################################
#shell function
do_recent_backup()
{
bkpname=$1
/usr/bin/s3put "$bucket"/"$user"-"$bkpname".tar.gz /backup/cpbackup/daily/"$user".tar.gz >> $logfile 2>&1
echo -e `date '+%D %T'` "Copied "$bkpname" backup to "$user"/"$user"-"$bkpname".tar.gz" >> $logfile
echo -e `date '+%D %T'` "Copied "$bkpname" backup to "$user"/"$user"-"$bkpname".tar.gz"
}
#usage
#do_rws_backup $dailyname
do_semester_backup()
{
segmentbkpname=$1
/usr/bin/s3cp --progress /"$bucket"/"$user"-"$segmentbkpname".tar.gz /"$bucket"/"$user"-"$dailyname".tar.gz >> $logfile 2>&1
echo -e `date '+%D %T'` "Copied "$segmentbkpname" backup to "$user"/"$user"-"$segmentbkpname".tar.gz" >> $logfile
echo -e `date '+%D %T'` "Copied "$segmentbkpname" backup to "$user"/"$user"-"$segmentbkpname".tar.gz"
}
#usage
#do_semester_backup $dailyname segment1
#do_semester_backup segment2
echo "RWS ROLLING AWS BACKUPs by Paul Kresfelder"
echo "Version 1.2 (September 2012)"
echo "Backup daily cpanel backups, and a rolling 10 backup with 3 versions. Transfer premade daily cpanel backups to Amazon S3"
echo
echo
echo
echo
echo
(. /home/tools/counterfile
day=$(( $day + 1 ))
if [ $day -eq 31 ]
then day=0
fi
echo "day=$day" > /home/tools/counterfile
. /home/tools/counterfile
################################################
#3 Rolling backups made with 10 day intervals
# Log files for all actions - seperate log files for each day, kept for 30 days
#Define $logfile, $bucket
bucket="your_bucket_name"
logfile=/home/tools/logs/rwsbackup_day"$day".log
#31 days of rolling log files kept. When the counter reaches 1, 11 and 21 a backup is made.
################################################
(if [ -e "$logfile" ];
then
rm -f "$logfile"
fi)
echo "You may follow full logfile using tail -f " $logfile
echo "Current run Cycle: " $day
echo
echo "Current run Cycle: " $day >> $logfile
echo "Bucket to be used: " $bucket
echo
echo "Bucket to be used: " $bucket >> $logfile
####Used to determine total users, and current user number.
usercount=0
currentuser=0
/usr/bin/find /var/cpanel/users -type f -printf "%f\n" |
while read totalcount; do
let "usercount += 1"
done
echo $usercount
####
/usr/bin/find /var/cpanel/users -type f -printf "%f\n" |
while read user; do
let "currentuser += 1"
echo `date '+%D %T'` "Current user is: "$user " ("$currentuser" of " $usercount ")" >> $logfile
echo `date '+%D %T'` "Current user is: "$user " ("$currentuser" of " $usercount ")"
#Send Daily Backup to S3
#If you want to call it something other than daily. Only change this if you havent run it before, otherwise old files will not be overwritten.
dailyname="daily"
do_recent_backup $dailyname
#Do backups rolling 10 day intervals
(if [ $day -eq 1 ]; then
do_semester_backup segmant1
elif [ $day -eq 11 ]; then
do_semester_backup segmant3
elif [ $day -eq 21 ]; then
do_semester_backup segmant2
fi)
done
#Email the log. Replace [email protected] with your email address.
#$emailaddy="[email protected]"
#$subjectofemail="S3 backup transfer complete"
#$themessage="/home/tools/logs/rwsbackup_day"$day".log"
#echo "$themessage" | mail -s "$subjectofemail" "$emailaddy"
)I'm thinking we might move your posts out from here and into the Workarounds forum, thoughts?
Sure I'll post a thread there too. http://forums.cpanel.net/f402/legac...mazon-s3-auto-cleanup-369951.html#post1493111
