# !/bin/sh

# FE Backup script by joebshmoe
# Created 2010-06-05
# Updated 2010-06-05
# Symlink to the script is created in /usr/local/sbin/fe_backup
# Cronjob is created for automatic backup *** NOT YET
# USAGE: simply run the script
# Uses: mkdir, touch, echo, cd, tar, mysqldump, rm, bzip2, cfv

### SETUP

# Create Variables

DATE=`date +%Y%m%d.%H%M`
DIR=/root/Backup
DIRDATE=/root/Backup/$DATE
LOG=$DIR/$DATE.log

# Create Backup directory

mkdir $DIRDATE;

# Create LOG

echo "BEGIN BACKUP" >> $LOG;

# Create Date Stamp in LOG

echo " " >> $LOG;
echo "$DATE" >> $LOG;
echo " " >> $LOG;

### BACKUP FILESYSTEM

# Log /etc

echo " " >> $LOG;
echo "/etc backup:" >> $LOG;
echo " " >> $LOG;

# Backup /etc

tar cvfj $DIRDATE/fe_etc-$DATE.tar.bz2 /etc 2>&1 >> $LOG;

# Log /web

echo " " >> $LOG;
echo "/web backup:" >> $LOG;
echo " " >> $LOG;

# Backup /web

tar cvfj $DIRDATE/fe_web-$DATE.tar.bz2 /web 2>&1 >> $LOG;

# Log /root

echo " " >> $LOG;
echo "/root backup:" >> $LOG;
echo " " >> $LOG;

# Backup /root and exclude the Backup directory

tar cvfj $DIRDATE/fe_root-$DATE.tar.bz2 --exclude=Backup /root 2>&1 >> $LOG;

### BACKUP MYSQL DATABASES

# Log fanedit_forum

echo " " >> $LOG;
echo "fanedit_forum db backup:" >> $LOG;
echo " " >> $LOG;

# Backup MySQL database fanedit_forum and fanedit_wordpress

mysqldump --user=REMOVED --password=REMOVED fanedit_forum > $DIRDATE/fe_forum_db-$DATE.sql;


# AFTER dump, compress with bzip2

bzip2 $DIRDATE/fe_forum_db-$DATE.sql 2>&1 >> $LOG;

# Log fanedit_wordpress

echo " " >> $LOG;
echo "fanedit_wordpress db backup:" >> $LOG;
echo " " >> $LOG;

# Backup MySQL database fanedit_forum and fanedit_wordpress

mysqldump --user=REMOVED --password=REMOVED fanedit_wordpress > $DIRDATE/fe_wordpress_db-$DATE.sql;

# AFTER dump, compress with bzip2

bzip2 $DIRDATE/fe_wordpress_db-$DATE.sql 2>&1 >> $LOG;

# Log Infos

echo " " >> $LOG;
echo "Backup Infos:" >> $LOG;
echo " " >> $LOG;

# Create LIST and MD5 of everything

cd $DIRDATE 2>&1 >> $LOG;
ls -ahl 2>&1 >> $LOG;
cfv -C -f $DATE.md5 -t md5 *.bz2 2>&1 >> $LOG;

### CONSOLIDATE

# Create single TAR archive

cd $DIR 2>&1 >> $LOG;
tar cvf $DATE.tar $DATE 2>&1 >> $LOG;
rm -Rf $DATE 2>&1 >> $LOG;

# END LOG

echo "END BACKUP" >> $LOG;
bzip2 $LOG;

# DONE. Should now have a single TAR and LOG

exit;