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Flexible Backup Script - Fallen - 11-24-2009
So yeah, if anyone knows me; you know I screw stuff up.... a lot. Considering this, I felt it necessary to make some sort of script to backup all my important configuration files to help counter act my stupidity (Its working quite well).
It will basically take a dictionary of glob patterns to search, and what sub directory the files should be put under (GlobPatterns)
for example, Anope services has many .db files; so by doing
"/anope/*.db" : "Anope_Configs"
the script will search for all files that match the pattern *.db in the folder /anope/ and copy them to a sub directory, in this case Anope_Configs (Plus the date), in your specified Main Backup folder (All folders will be created if they do not already exist).
Say /anope/ holds 4 files
a.db
b.db
readme.txt
Anope.txt
the script will grab both a.db and b.db, it will create the folder "/home/Backups" then create the folder "Anope_Configs:11:24:2009:16" in "/home/Backups" and copy the files over into "Anope_Configs:11:24:2009:16". It will then repeat for any other key/value pairs in the dictionary
I know I butchered the explanation but it is really worth checking out
Code:
#!/usr/bin/env python
import datetime, glob, os, shutil
GlobPatterns = { "/anope/*.db" : "Anope_Configs", "/Unreal/unrealircd.conf" : "Unreal_Config" }
BackupDirectory = "/home/Backups"
for Glob, Directory in GlobPatterns.iteritems():
FileList = []
print "[MB]Searching...\"%s\"" % ( Glob )
for Matched in glob.glob( Glob ):
FileList.append( Matched )
print "[MB]Found %i Files" % ( len(FileList) )
if not os.path.exists( BackupDirectory ):
print "[MB]Main Backup directory \"%s\" does not exist....creating" % ( BackupDirectory )
os.mkdir( BackupDirectory )
FullDir = BackupDirectory + os.sep + Directory + ":" + datetime.datetime.now().strftime("%m:%d:%Y:%H")
if not os.path.exists( FullDir ):
print "[MB]Backup Sub Directory \"%s\" does not exist....creating"
os.mkdir( FullDir )
for File in FileList:
print "[MB]Copying \"%s\" to \"%s\"...." % ( File, FullDir )
shutil.copy( File, FullDir )
print "[MB]Job Completed"RE: Flexible Backup Script - Nyx- - 11-24-2009
Wow really nice hehe, I wish I could come up with useful stuff like this, rather then xchat scripts lol i gots no imagination
RE: Flexible Backup Script - manipulate - 11-26-2009
I mean you could just get Anope to use MySQL for more awesomeness but whatever, nice.
RE: Flexible Backup Script - Gaijin - 11-26-2009
Man you've inspired me!
That a really a good snippet, Nice share and Thanks!
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RE: Flexible Backup Script - Fallen - 11-26-2009
Thanks guys, and
Code:
print "[MB]Backup Sub Directory \"%s\" does not exist....creating"should be
Code:
print "[MB]Backup Sub Directory \"%s\" does not exist....creating" % ( FullDir )not really a big problem though