source: trunk/src/shell_scripts/local-backup-isidorus.sh

Last change on this file was 646, checked in by lgiessmann, 13 years ago

trunk: added a handler that sends the backup xtm data via http to the requestor; added a corresponding bash script

  • Property svn:executable set to *
File size: 3.1 KB
Line 
1#!/bin/bash
2##+-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
3##+  Isidorus
4##+  (c) 2008-2010 Marc Kuester, Christoph Ludwig, Lukas Georgieff
5##+
6##+  Isidorus is freely distributable under the LLGPL license.
7##+  You can find a detailed description in trunk/docs/LLGPL-LICENSE.txt and
8##+  trunk/docs/LGPL-LICENSE.txt.
9##+-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
10
11
12## This script can be used to invoke hunchentoot's admin interface and backup
13## the server date. The default ip address is set to 127.0.0.1 and can be changed via
14## the switch -host <ip-address>. The default url that determines the server's
15## callback binding is set to /admin/backup, but this behavior can also be
16## changed by using the switch -url <url-fragment>. The path variable
17## contains the name of the stored xtm backup file that is created, the default
18## value is a date string of the form dd.mm.yyyy:hh:mm:ss.xtm" and can be
19## changed by using the switch -path <any-string>.
20## A sample call would be
21## ./local-backup-isidorus.sh -host 12.34.56.78 -url /admin/shutdown -path=backup.xtm
22
23url="/admin/local-backup";
24host="127.0.0.1:11008";
25path=`date +"%d.%m.%y:%H:%M:%S"`".xtm"
26
27if [ $# -eq 0 ]; then
28    :
29elif [ $# -eq 1 -a $1 = "?" ]; then
30    echo "you can pass the arguments -host <host-url>, -url </url-fragment> and -path <any-string>, if no arguments are passed the default values 127.0.0.1:11008, /admin/backup and <current-data>.xtm are used";
31    exit;
32elif [ $# -eq 2 ]; then
33    if [ $1 = "-host" ]; then
34        host=$2;
35    elif [ $1 = "-url" ]; then
36        url=$2;
37    elif [ $1 = "-path" ]; then
38        path=$2;
39    else
40        echo "only the arguments -host, -url and -path are supported, use ? for more information";
41        exit;
42    fi
43elif [ $# -eq 4 ]; then
44    if [ $1 = "-host" ]; then
45        host=$2;
46    elif [ $1 = "-url" ]; then
47        url=$2;
48    elif [ $1 = "-path" ]; then
49        path=$2;
50    else
51        echo "only the arguments -host, -url and path are supported, use ? for more information";
52        exit;
53    fi
54   
55    if [ $3 = "-host" ]; then
56        host=$4;
57    elif [ $3 = "-url" ]; then
58        url=$4;
59    elif [ $3 = "-path" ]; then
60        path=$4;
61    else
62        echo "only the arguments -host, -url and path are supported, use ? for more information";
63        exit;
64    fi
65elif [ $# -eq 6 ]; then
66    if [ $1 = "-host" ]; then
67        host=$2;
68    elif [ $1 = "-url" ]; then
69        url=$2;
70    elif [ $1 = "-path" ]; then
71        path=$2;
72    else
73        echo "only the arguments -host, -url and path are supported, use ? for more information";
74        exit;
75    fi
76   
77    if [ $3 = "-host" ]; then
78        host=$4;
79    elif [ $3 = "-url" ]; then
80        url=$4;
81    elif [ $3 = "-path" ]; then
82        path=$4;
83    else
84        echo "only the arguments -host, -url and path are supported, use ? for more information";
85        exit;
86    fi
87    if [ $5 = "-host" ]; then
88        host=$6;
89    elif [ $5 = "-url" ]; then
90        url=$6;
91    elif [ $5 = "-path" ]; then
92        path=$6;
93    else
94        echo "only the arguments -host, -url and path are supported, use ? for more information";
95        exit;
96    fi
97else
98    echo "only the arguments -host, -url and path are supported, use ? for more information";
99    exit;
100fi
101
102
103
104
105curl $host$url"?path="$path;
Note: See TracBrowser for help on using the repository browser.