Dave Howorth wrote:
> Matthias Bachert wrote:
>>>> There are no logs in the other vaults. There isn't even a directory
>>>> created for that particular day.
>>> That's weird. The process isn't still running, is it?
>> It doesn't seem so. ps axu|grep dirvish and ps axu|grep rsync yields
>> nothing.
>>
>>>> What do you mean with "the output of dirvish-runall"?
>>> Well mine looks like this. Notice that one job failed but it
>>> carried on to do the rest:
>> It says something like such:
>>
>> ================== wwwdev2_home ==================
>> ** WARNING: This machine not backed up!
>> (last backup: 20080331)
>
> That's not a message that can ever be produced by the dirvish or
> dirvish-runall that I'm using, as far as I can tell !?
>
> What version are you using? I guess you're using some other wrapper
> script or something.
>
> Cheers, Dave
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Hi,
thats a message produced by a script, it was posted a while ago called
dirvish-mail or something similar. It looks through all the vaults or
banks and takes the last directory in each by date, and reads out the
rsync log and stuff. This means the last directory by date was 31/3.
Cheers Brian
BTW If anyone is interested I changed it a bit for my purposes, this is
the one I now use, it runs after dirvish and gives me an email with a
summary of what dirvish did today. Oh, and no jokes about my scripting
skills please, I'm still learning. BTW I ping each machine to see if it
is on, if it is then I run dirvish against it. This is running on an
Unslung NSLU2:
#! /bin/sh
#set -x
logger "/opt/sbin/dirvish-mail Started"
# Set Variables
VAULTS="/public/backup"
CONFIG=/etc/dirvish/master.conf
USAGE=/home/diskusage.txt
TMPFILE=/tmp/dirvish.status.$$.txt
TODAY=`date -d "TODAY" +%Y%m%d?????`
TODAY2=`date -d "TODAY"`
WARNINGS=""
FLAGS="["
#BACKUP="None"
# Loop through all vaults
for VAULT in $VAULTS
do
cd $VAULT || (echo "$0: ERROR: Please set the VAULT variable"; exit
1)
for machine in `ls|grep -v lost+found`
do
if [ "$machine" = "Archive_1" ] || [ "$machine" = "slug1-messages"
]
then
# These two directories are not done via dirvish
# so just ignore them
else
cd $machine
# Check for a summary or log file (at least one should be
# present if a backup occurred
if [ ! -f $TODAY/log -o ! -f $TODAY/summary ]
then
# No backup from today's date
FLAGS="$FLAGS-"
# If no backup last night, then warn.
# Also, try to guess the last night a backup occurred.
# (yes, it's crude.)
last=`(ls -dt [0-9]* 2>/dev/null)|head -1`
if [ "z$last" = "z" ]
then
last="NEVER"
fi
printf "%-16s %-3s %-6s %-2s %-6s %-4s %-4s %-13s \n"
$machine "Not backed up today! Last was:" $last
WARNINGS="$WARNINGS $machine"
else
# Backup exists
# get the name of the last backup
BACKUP=`(ls -dt [0-9]* 2>/dev/null)|head -1`
# If there is no Status: success, the backup probably
wasn't successful.
# It could be that the backup is still running, but its
still worth a look.
if [ `grep -c "Status: success" $BACKUP/summary` -eq "0" ]
then
printf "%-16s %-7s %-6s %-3s %-11s \n" $machine
"Today's Backup not successful!"
FLAGS="$FLAGS!"
else
# Backup seems to be OK
FLAGS="$FLAGS+"
# Copy data from the Summary and stats log file
start=`(grep -v "^ "|grep "Backup-begin:") <
$BACKUP/summary`
set -- $start
start="$3"
end=`(grep -v "^ "|grep "Backup-complete:") <
$BACKUP/summary`
set -- $end
end="$3"
#bytes=`(grep -v "^ "|grep "Total transferred file
size:") < $BACKUP/log`
#set -- $bytes
#bytes="$5"
bytes=`(grep -v "^ "|grep "Literal data:") <
$BACKUP/log`
set -- $bytes
bytes="$3"
printf "%-16s %-6s %-9s %-4s %-9s %-4s %10s %-5s \n"
$machine "Start:" $start "End:" $end "Data =" $byt
fi
fi # End else
cd ..
fi
done >> $TMPFILE
done
###### All Vaults have been processed #####
# Complete the FLAGS field
FLAGS="$FLAGS]"
# Add Footer to the file sent
echo "" >> $TMPFILE
echo "Disk Usage Summary. After:" >> $TMPFILE
echo "" >> $TMPFILE
test=$(df | grep "Filesystem")
echo "$test" >> $TMPFILE
test=$(df | grep "rootfs")
echo "$test" >> $TMPFILE
echo "$TODAY2 $test" >> $USAGE
echo "" >> $TMPFILE
# Send the report and Log the Subject line
logger "/opt/sbin/dirvish-mail Backup status: $FLAGS ${BACKUP}"
. mailtext.sh "Backup status: $FLAGS ${BACKUP}" "$(cat $TMPFILE)"
#cat $TMPFILE
# Cleanup
rm -f $TMPFILE
logger "/opt/sbin/dirvish-mail Done"
Output mail looks like this:
IBM-rexx Not backed up today! Last was: 20080331-2021
IBM-tp Not backed up today! Last was: 20080331-2018
brian Not backed up today! Last was: 20080331-2014
brian-linux Not backed up today! Last was: 20080331-2017
diane Not backed up today! Last was: 20080315-2013
slug1-system Start: 20:15:19 End: 20:15:37 Data = 1655 Bytes
slug2-messages Not backed up today! Last was: 20080328-2016
slug2-system Not backed up today! Last was: 20080328-2016
vdr-etc Start: 20:14:42 End: 20:14:47 Data = 45 Bytes
vdr-etc-test Today's Backup not successful!
vdr-sbin Start: 20:14:50 End: 20:14:50 Data = 0 Bytes
vdr-sbin-test Today's Backup not successful!
vdr-src Start: 20:14:24 End: 20:14:33 Data = 4085 Bytes
vdr-src-test Today's Backup not successful!
Disk Usage Summary. After:
Filesystem 1k-blocks Used Available Use% Mounted on
rootfs 307489140 99356480 192513064 34% /
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