Hi, I have used the script created by Luis Paulo for create another which list files changed on the last backup of all clients. With a crontab and sendmail you can use that for send a report per day (for example). It might interest some people ...
Thanks Luis. Innop. > De : "Luis Paulo" <luis.bar...@gmail.com> > > A : "list backuppc General user discussion,<br> questions and > support" <backuppc-users@lists.sourceforge.net> > > Objet : [BackupPC-users] what files changed on incremental script > > > > I've made a few changes on my 'what files changed on incremental" script. > > > > * First of all, I changed the name. As it will be normally put > > together with the distribution administrative scripts, lower case will > > distinguish it. > > > > * Now 'pool' and 'delete' lines are also listed, besides 'create'. An > > extra initial column with 2 spaces was added. > > > > * I've split uid and gid. An extra new column was added > > > > * Added a --fancy option > > > > * Added a --summary option. I've found that create+pool+same equals > > the nFiles on backups file. > > > > * Added a -v version option > > > > With this post follows the script and a usage text file with examples. > > > > Remember that the output is usually long, and the process will take a > > bit of time and machine. Use less and avoid full backups. > > > > I have called this version 1.0.1beta. I intend to make a 1.0.0 version > > with any suggestions you'll be kind enough to make, and a better > > formatting of the summary option. > > > > I've been running this script on a updated Ubuntu hardy > > 2.6.24-27-server x86_64, with BackupPC 3.0.0. Tried it mostly with > > rsync backups. > > > > I knew just the basic of awk and sed when I've started, and as you may > > know, I'm portuguese. > > So please feel free to correct anything, all comments will be appreciate. > > > > Regards > > Luis >
Files_changed_from_last backup.sh
Description: Bourne shell script
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