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This script is designed to backup all of the Asterisk files in case of a complete system blowout. The locations are setup around the Asterisk CentOS release using the voicemail system. There are two more databases included (astvm and astlogger) which I have created for my own purposes. These were left here to show you how to create a functional array of databases to backup.
#!/bin/bash
# 0 3 * * * /backup/bin/ast_backup.sh > /dev/null 2>&1
STAMP=`date +"%F"`;
EPOCH=`date +"%s"`;
TMPBKDIR=/backup/.tmp/
BKDIR=/backup/
BACKUPFOLDERS=(/etc/asterisk /etc/firewall /etc/init.d /var/spool/asterisk \
/var/log/asterisk /var/www/html /var/lib/asterisk /usr/lib/asterisk)
DBNAMES=(mysql astvm astlogger asterisk)
DBUSER=root
DBPASS=password
[ -d $BKDIR ] || mkdir $BKDIR
[ -d $TMPBKDIR ] || mkdir $TMPBKDIR
for folders in ${BACKUPFOLDERS[@]}
do
mkdir -p ${TMPBKDIR}${STAMP}${folders}
cp -r $folders ${TMPBKDIR}${STAMP}${folders}
done
for i in ${DBNAMES[@]}
do
mkdir ${TMPBKDIR}${STAMP}/var/lib/mysql/
mysqldump -u${DBUSER} -p${DBPASS} ${i} > ${TMPBKDIR}${STAMP}/var/lib/mysql/${i}.sql
done
rm -rf ${BKDIR}${STAMP}-${EPOCH}-asterisk.tar.gz
cd ${TMPBKDIR}
tar -czf ${STAMP}-${EPOCH}-asterisk.tar.gz ${STAMP}
mv ${STAMP}-${EPOCH}-asterisk.tar.gz ${BKDIR}
rm -rf ${TMPBKDIR}${STAMP}
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If someone says "I don't believe in labels," what he usually means is
"the other side should give up its ideological objections in favor of
my ideological objectives." This is an attempt at rhetorical alchemy
by transmuting a political agenda into a "pragmatic" one.
-- Jonah Goldberg