#!/usr/local/bin/bash
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# backup script to tar up main server configs, shell configs, web configs 
# , encrypt the tar file, then scp to randombackupserver.rootednetworks.com for storage.
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# Rooted Networks
# Brett Krueger, bkrueger@sigterm.net
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# 9-24-2004	Initial release
# Release version v0.1
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#Some values, you might or might not have to edit to your liking.

OUTFILENAME=full-backup.`date +"%m%d%Y"`.tar.cpt


# athenas /etc directory
rm -Rf /backups/athena/*
tar -cf /backups/athena/athena-etc.tar /etc
tar -cf /backups/athena/athena-root.tar /root

# shell configs
rm -Rf /backups/shell/*
tar -cf /backups/shell/shell-etc.tar /home/shell/etc
tar -cf /backups/shell/shell-root.tar /home/shell/root

# web configs and db's
rm -Rf /backups/web/*
tar -cf /backups/web/web-etc.tar /home/web/etc
tar -cf /backups/web/web-mysql.tar /home/web/var/db/mysql
tar -cf /backups/web/web-usr-etc.tar /home/web/usr/local/etc
tar -cf /backups/web/web-root.tar /home/web/root

# sleep for a few secs before tarring everything
sleep 5

# now tar them all up
tar -cf /root/full-backup.tar /backups/*
# system resting
sleep 10

# now to encrypt the tar archive from nasty things happening to it on backup server possibly.
# using ccrypt

/usr/local/bin/ccrypt -R -r -e -K mys3cr3tk3y /root/full-backup.tar
# sleep 10 seconds more, let the system rest after that mammoth of an encryption
sleep 10

# now to scp it to our backup machine

scp -i /root/.ssh/1337-key /root/full-backup*.tar.cpt root@random.rootednetworks.com:/backups/$OUTFILENAME

# now delete the file on local server for good
rm -Rf /root/full-backup*.tar.cpt

# all done
echo "all done with backup operation"