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62245057
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62245057
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Hahn Axel (hahn)
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#!/bin/bash
# ================================================================================
#
# RESTORE - interactive restore
#
# Restore duplicity backup data to a local directory.
# Please notice: duplicity does not overwrite any dir or file. So the restore
# path is different to the path of the backed up data.
#
# SYNTAX:
# restore.sh [path-to-restore]
#
# path-to-restore - optional
# default: none ... you get an interactive selection of backup sets
#
# --------------------------------------------------------------------------------
# ah - Axel Hahn <axel.hahn@iml.unibe.ch>
# ds - Daniel Schueler <daniel.schueler@iml.unibe.ch>
#
# 2016-11-17 ah,ds v1.0
# 2017-10-11 ah,ds v1.1 added support for duplicity param --ssh-backend
# 2018-08-27 ah,ds v1.2 fix restore target with a given selection; handle '*' placeholder
# 2019-06-05 ah,ds v1.3 add custom cache dir
# ================================================================================
# --------------------------------------------------------------------------------
# CONFIG
# --------------------------------------------------------------------------------
# . `dirname $0`/inc_config.sh
.
`
dirname
$0
`
/jobhelper.sh
.
`
dirname
$0
`
/inc_bash.sh
STORAGE_BASEDIR
=
`
_j_getvar
${
STORAGEFILE
}
"storage"
`
# check
if
[
-z
$STORAGE_BASEDIR
]
;
then
echo
ERROR: missing config
for
backup target.
echo
There must be an entry storage
in
${
STORAGEFILE
}
exit
1
fi
# ----- read something from config files
RESTORE_BASEDIR
=
`
_j_getvar
${
STORAGEFILE
}
"restore-path"
`
PASSPHRASE
=
`
_j_getvar
${
STORAGEFILE
}
"gnupg-passphrase"
`
export
PASSPHRASE
sFileSshPrivkey
=
`
_j_getvar
${
STORAGEFILE
}
"ssh-privatekey"
`
sParams
=
# task#1623 - fallback ssh backend for Debian 8
sSshBackend
=
`
_j_getvar
${
STORAGEFILE
}
"ssh-backend"
`
if
[
!
-z
$sSshBackend
]
;
then
sParams
=
"
${
sParams
}
--ssh-backend
$sSshBackend
"
fi
sFileSshPrivkey
=
`
_j_getvar
${
STORAGEFILE
}
"ssh-privatekey"
`
if
[
!
-z
$sFileSshPrivkey
]
;
then
sParams
=
"
${
sParams
}
--ssh-options="""
-oIdentityFile
=
${
sFileSshPrivkey
}
""" "
fi
# task#3046 - add custom cache dir
sCacheDir
=
`
_j_getvar
${
STORAGEFILE
}
"cachedir"
`
if
[
!
-z
$sCacheDir
]
;
then
sParams
=
"
${
sParams
}
--archive-dir=
$sCacheDir
"
fi
# ----- what to restore ...
sDir2restore
=
sRestoreItem
=
sDate
=
`
date
+%Y-%m-%d
`
# duplicity target
sTarget
=
# --------------------------------------------------------------------------------
# FUNCTIONS
# --------------------------------------------------------------------------------
# ----------------------------------------------------------------------
# enter name of directory to restore; menu item
# ----------------------------------------------------------------------
function
enterBackupDir
(){
h2
"select a directory to be restored"
echo
"This is a list of the directories from the backup configuration."
echo
"Enter the full path"
echo
echo
"Enter the full path; marked entries with (*) do not exist on this machine"
echo
sDirs
=
"
`
j_getDirs2Backup
`
"
for
mydir
in
$sDirs
do
if
[
!
-d
"
$mydir
"
]
;
then
color error
echo
"
$mydir
(*)"
color reset
else
echo
"
$mydir
"
fi
done
color input
echo
-n
"[
$sDir2restore
] >"
color reset
read
myinput
setBackupDir
"
${
myinput
}
"
}
# ----------------------------------------------------------------------
# enter date to restore from; menu item
# ----------------------------------------------------------------------
function
enterDate
(){
h2
"edit date to restore"
echo
"The acceptible time strings are intervals (like
\"
3D64s
\"
), w3-datetime"
echo
"strings, like
\"
2002-04-26T04:22:01-07:00
\"
(strings like"
echo
"
\"
2002-04-26T04:22:01
\"
are also acceptable - duplicity will use the"
echo
"current time zone), or ordinary dates like 2/4/1997 or 2001-04-23"
echo
"(various combinations are acceptable, but the month always precedes"
echo
"the day)."
echo
echo
"today in YYYY-MM-DD:
`
date
+%Y-%m-%d
`
"
echo
color input
echo
-n
"[
$sDate
] >"
color reset
read
sNewDate
if
[
!
-z
$sNewDate
]
;
then
sDate
=
$sNewDate
fi
}
# ----------------------------------------------------------------------
# enter relative path to restore; menu item
# ----------------------------------------------------------------------
function
enterRestoreitem
(){
h2
"set restore item (path)"
echo
"enter a relative path behind
${
sDir2restore
}
/"
echo
"empty means: all data"
echo
color input
echo
-n
"[
$sRestoreItem
] >"
color reset
read
sNewsRestoreItem
if
[
!
-z
$sNewsRestoreItem
]
;
then
sRestoreItem
=
$sNewsRestoreItem
setVars
fi
getRemoteFiles
}
# ----------------------------------------------------------------------
# search a file in backup; menu item
# ----------------------------------------------------------------------
function
searchFile
(){
h2
"search a file in backup --time
$sDate
"
echo
"Enter something that was backuped from
${
sDir2restore
}
"
echo
"searchtext matches anywhere in filename or path - it is a grep grep in"
echo
"duplicity list-current-files --time
$sDate
[target]"
echo
"Press just Return to exit"
echo
color input
echo
-n
"search for >"
color reset
read
sSearch
if
[
!
-z
$sSearch
]
;
then
getRemoteFiles
$sSearch
fi
}
# ----------------------------------------------------------------------
# verify backup set with local files; menu item
# ----------------------------------------------------------------------
function
verify
(){
h2
"verify"
echo
duplicity verify
${
sParams
}
${
sTarget
}
-v4
$sDir2restore
color cmd
duplicity verify
${
sParams
}
${
sTarget
}
-v4
$sDir2restore
fetchrc
color reset
}
# ----------------------------------------------------------------------
# show file changes in backupsets; menu item
# work in progress ... I don't know how to match a file...
# ----------------------------------------------------------------------
function
showFilechanges
(){
tmpcache
=
~/.cache/duplicity-changes-
${
sSafeName
}
.txt
h2
"show file changes"
egrep
"
\ \
(changed|deleted|new)
\ \
"
`
fgrep
-l
"Localdir
${
sDir2restore
}
"
~/.cache/duplicity/
*
/
*
.manifest
`
>
$tmpcache
# ls -l $tmpcache
# head $tmpcache
echo
"I hope you made a search first"
echo
"Enter filename with complete path that was backuped from
${
sDir2restore
}
"
echo
"Press just Return to exit"
echo
color input
echo
-n
"search for >"
color reset
read
sSearch
if
[
!
-z
"
${
sSearch
}
"
]
;
then
echo grep
"
${
sSearch
}
"
color cmd
# duplicity collection-status --file-changed "`basename ${sSearch}`" ${sParams} ${sTarget}/`dirname "${sSearch}"`
cat
$tmpcache
|
grep
"
${
sSearch
}
"
|
while
read
line
do
sManifest
=
`
echo
$line
|
cut
-f
1
-d
":"
`
# duplicity-inc.20161111T152106Z.to.20161111T152141Z.manifest
sTime
=
`
basename
"
${
sManifest
}
"
|
cut
-f
2
-d
"."
`
sOut
=
`
echo
$line
|
cut
-f
2-
-d
":"
`
echo
$sTime
$sOut
|
sed
"s#new#new #"
done
|
sort
echo
color reset
fi
}
# ----------------------------------------------------------------------
# show remote volumes with incremental and full backups
# ----------------------------------------------------------------------
function
getRemoteVolumes
(){
tmpoutVolumes
=
/tmp/outvolumelist_
$$
h2
"volumes for
$sDir2restore
"
echo
duplicity collection-status
${
sParams
}
${
sTarget
}
color cmd
duplicity collection-status
${
sParams
}
${
sTarget
}
|
tee
-a
$tmpoutVolumes
fetchrc
color reset
echo
if
[
`
cat
$tmpoutVolumes
| egrep
"(Full|Incremental)"
|
wc
-l
`
-eq
0
]
;
then
color error
echo
"ERROR: no backup sets were found for directory [
$sDir2restore
]"
echo
color reset
sDir2restore
=
setVars
else
color ok
echo
"OK,
`
cat
$tmpoutVolumes
|
grep
"Full"
|
wc
-l
`
Full and
`
cat
$tmpoutVolumes
|
grep
"Incremental"
|
wc
-l
`
incremental backups"
color reset
fi
rm
-f
$tmpoutVolumes
}
# ----------------------------------------------------------------------
# list files from backupset
# ----------------------------------------------------------------------
function
getRemoteFiles
(){
iLines
=
50
tmpout
=
/tmp/outfilelist_
$$
sSearch
=
$1
if
[
-z
$sSearch
]
;
then
sSearch
=
"^...
\
...
\
..
\
........
\
....
\
$sRestoreItem
"
fi
echo
echo
echo
---
files ... filtered
for
date
[
$sDate
]
by
[
$sSearch
]
echo
duplicity list-current-files
--time
$sDate
${
sParams
}
${
sTarget
}
color cmd
duplicity list-current-files
--time
$sDate
${
sParams
}
${
sTarget
}
2>&1 |
grep
"
$sSearch
"
|
tee
-a
$tmpout
|
head
-
$iLines
fetchrc
color reset
if
[
`
cat
$tmpout
|
wc
-l
`
-eq
0
]
;
then
color error
echo
ERROR: your file does not match ... try another
time
... or another search string
color reset
else
echo
... max
$iLines
lines ... maybe the output was
cut
echo
if
[
-z
$1
]
;
then
echo
doRestoreDryRun
echo
echo
fi
fi
rm
-f
$tmpout
}
# ----------------------------------------------------------------------
# set backup dir .. called when using cli parameter or enterBackupDir
# param string full path of a directory to retore
# ----------------------------------------------------------------------
function
setBackupDir
(){
if
[
!
-z
$1
]
;
then
sDirs2Backup
=
"
`
j_getDirs2Backup
`
"
bFound
=
0
for
mydir
in
${
sDirs2Backup
}
do
if
[
"
${
mydir
}
"
=
"
${
1
}
"
]
;
then
bFound
=
1
fi
done
if
[
$bFound
-eq
0
]
;
then
color error
echo
echo
"WARNING: seems to be wrong ... "
echo
"At the moment I restore only known targets."
color reset
# TODO: if we want to retore other backup sets of other servers
# we cannot be as strict
else
sDir2restore
=
$1
setVars
getRemoteVolumes
fi
fi
}
# ----------------------------------------------------------------------
# internal: set variables for target path and backup set to make
# duplicity calls
# ----------------------------------------------------------------------
function
setVars
(){
sSafeName
=
`
j_getSafename
"
$sDir2restore
"
`
sTarget
=
`
j_getFullTarget
"
$sDir2restore
"
`
sRestorepath
=
"
${
RESTORE_BASEDIR
}
/
${
sSafeName
}
"
if
[
!
-z
$sRestoreItem
]
;
then
echo
${
sRestoreItem
}
|
grep
'\*'
>
/dev/null
if
[
$?
-eq
0
]
;
then
sRestoreItem
=
`
dirname
$sRestoreItem
|
sed
's#^\.##'
`
color error
echo
ERROR: using a placeholder is not allowed. Using the directory above.
echo
[
$sRestoreItem
]
color reset
fi
sRestorepath
=
"
${
sRestorepath
}
/
${
sRestoreItem
}
"
fi
}
# ----------------------------------------------------------------------
# restore dry run ... called in getRemoteFiles
# ----------------------------------------------------------------------
function
doRestoreDryRun
(){
echo
"--- dry run"
echo
duplicity restore
--dry-run
--file-to-restore
"
$sRestoreItem
"
--time
$sDate
${
sParams
}
${
sTarget
}
${
sRestorepath
}
color cmd
duplicity restore
--dry-run
--file-to-restore
"
$sRestoreItem
"
--time
$sDate
${
sParams
}
${
sTarget
}
${
sRestorepath
}
fetchrc
color reset
}
# ----------------------------------------------------------------------
# restore and finish the script; menu item
# ----------------------------------------------------------------------
function
doRestore
(){
mkdir
-p
$sRestorepath
h2
"RESTORE"
echo
duplicity restore
--file-to-restore
"
$sRestoreItem
"
--time
$sDate
${
sParams
}
${
sTarget
}
${
sRestorepath
}
color cmd
duplicity restore
--file-to-restore
"
$sRestoreItem
"
--time
$sDate
${
sParams
}
${
sTarget
}
${
sRestorepath
}
fetchrc
color reset
echo
echo
echo
Restore is finished.
echo
Have look to the output above.
echo
"The restore path has
`
find
${
sRestorepath
}
-type
f |
wc
-l
`
files (
`
du
-hs
${
sRestorepath
}
|
awk
'{ print $1 }'
`
)"
echo
echo
find
${
sRestorepath
}
echo
exit
0
}
# --------------------------------------------------------------------------------
# MAIN
# --------------------------------------------------------------------------------
h1
"RESTORE - GET FILES FROM STORAGE"
# ----- Check requirements
j_requireUser
"root"
j_requireBinary
"duplicity"
# ----- set a directory to restore to have a useful initial point
setBackupDir
$1
if
[
-z
$sDir2restore
]
;
then
enterBackupDir
fi
# ----- menu and loop
while
true
do
h1
"Restore :: Menu"
# getRemoteVolumes
# getRemoteFiles
echo
echo
" D - directory to restore:
$sDir2restore
"
echo
" T - time :
$sDate
"
echo
" W - what to restore :
$sRestoreItem
"
echo
echo
" C - show file changes"
echo
" S - search file"
echo
" V - verify"
echo
" B - Bash (Shell)"
echo
echo
" R - start restore"
echo
echo
" retore from :
$sTarget
"
echo
" retore to :
$sRestorepath
"
echo
-n
" "
ls
-d
$sRestorepath
>
/dev/null 2>&1
if
[
$?
-eq
0
]
;
then
color error
echo
"WARNING: directory already exists! Backup will fail."
color reset
else
echo
"OK, it does not exist yet"
fi
echo
echo
" X - exit"
echo
color input
echo
-n
"Select (not case sensitive) --> "
color reset
read
action
echo
case
$action
in
d|D
)
enterBackupDir
;;
t|T
)
enterDate
;;
c|C
)
showFilechanges
;;
s|S
)
searchFile
;;
v|V
)
verify
;;
b|B
)
echo type exit
to
return
...
export
PS1
=
"[
`
basename
$0
`
\u
@
\h
\w
]
\$
"
bash
;;
w|W
)
enterRestoreitem
;;
r|R
)
doRestore
;;
x|X
)
exit
0
;;
*
)
echo
"Try again"
esac
done
# --------------------------------------------------------------------------------
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