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#!/bin/bash
database="freeside"
DEVICE="/dev/hda"
su freeside -c "pg_dump $database" >/var/backups/$database.sql
DATE=$(date +%Y-%m-%d)
#NOTE: These two paths must end in a / in
#order to correctly build up the other paths
#BACKUP_DIR="/backup/directory/"
BACKUP_DIR="/backup/"
#TEMP_BACKUP_FILES_DIR="/backup/temp/"
BACKUP_FILE=$BACKUP_DIR"backup-"$DATE".tar.bz2"
#DATABASE_FILE=$TEMP_BACKUP_FILES_DIR"foo-"$DATE".sql"
#These directories shouldn't end in a / although
#I don't think it will cause any problems if
#they do. There should be a space at the end though
#to ensure the database file gets concatenated correctly.
#SOURCE="/a/location /other/locations " $DATABASE_FILE
#echo Removing old backup directories
rm -rf $BACKUP_DIR
#rm -rf $TEMP_BACKUP_FILES_DIR
#echo Creating new backup directories
mkdir $BACKUP_DIR
#mkdir $TEMP_BACKUP_FILES_DIR
#echo Creating database backup
#pg_dump -U username -f $DATABASE_FILE databaseName
#echo Backing up $SOURCE to file $BACKUP_FILE
#tar -cvpl -f $BACKUP_FILE --anchored --exclude /backup /
tar -cjpl -f $BACKUP_FILE --anchored --exclude /backup /
##This is not necessary and possibly harmful for DVD+RW media
#echo Quick blanking media
#dvd+rw-format -blank /dev/hdc
#echo Burning backup
growisofs -dvd-compat -Z $DEVICE -quiet -r -J $BACKUP_FILE
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