Projects tagged ‘linux’ and ‘rsync’

mylvmbackup is a Perl script for quickly creating backups of MySQL server's data files. To perform a backup, mylvmbackup obtains a read lock on all tables and flushes all server caches to disk, makes ... [More] an LVM snapshot of the volume containing the MySQL data directory, and unlocks the tables again. The snapshot process takes only a small amount of time. When it is done, the server can continue normal operations, while the actual file backup proceeds. [Less]

Shell script to update Debian system via APT. Script also provides functionality to backup systems and send the backups to remote systems.

The point of this application is to both simplify and automate the mounting of fuse file systems, as well as the synchronization of directories across multiple systems. I wrote this application ... [More] because I had what is probably a common problem, I had a desktop with a very large hard disk, and a backup space attached, and I had a laptop with a comparatively small hard disk and no backup space. I wanted to be able to have access to all of the information in a uniform manor. I realized that it would be better to mount some directories/folders directly over sshfs or some other network based file system, while in other cases it would be better to keep the two folders/directories in sync with tools such as rsync. I searched the web for something that behaved in the way that I wanted it to, but found nothing. Eventually I resolved to write my own implementation. Current state of the application: The current release is what I would consider pre alpha, being revision 0.2. It works on my system, but it has very little fault tolerance. It only has two modules one for ftpfs and another for sshfs, I will continue to develop modules for the 0.2 system as i begin work on r0.3. Road map0.3Goals for 0.3: Move passwords out of the mappings.list file and into a secure secrets file. Create a more fault tolerant environment which will test for success and failure and try other methods to gain success. Get auto mount on net-up working. Implement unmount. Fix current bugs. Port the project to kdevelop 0.4Build a rudimentary gui, based on kde4 libs. Get sync by proxy mount up and working, this is for non rsync supported protocals like ftp, webdav,etc... 0.5Have all of the modules finished. 0.6Have a finished gui 0.7prepare for 1.0 release. All other revisions from this point are bug fix releases. 0.7 should be considered a code freeze. My final goal for this project is to create a proper kde4 application, with a simple ui to mount unmount and sync directories across two or more systems, through combining various fuse file systems, and synchronization tools. [Less]

Shell script for Gentoo Linux to preform nightly system administration tasks from a cron job. This is reminiscent of OpenBSD's /etc/daily, weekly, monthly scripts. Includes auto updating for Nikto ... [More] , Snort sigs, and Nessus plugins. Also includes MySQL dump support, file system backups, and remote backups via SSH/rysnc. [Less]

This script needs inotfy and pyinotify. It will mirror the content of a directory to other local or remote directories.

The point of this application is to both simplify and automate the mounting of fuse file systems, as well as the synchronization of directories across multiple systems. I wrote this application ... [More] because I had what is probably a common problem, I had a desktop with a very large hard disk, and a backup space attached, and I had a laptop with a comaratively small hard disk and no backup space. I wanted to be able to have access to all of the information in a uniform manor. I realized that it would be better to mount some directories/folders directly over sshfs or some other network based file system, while in other cases it would be better to keep the two folders/directories in sync with tools such as rsync. I searched the web for something that behaved in the way that I wanted it to, but found nothing. Eventually I resolved to write my own implementation. Current state of the application: The current release is what I would consider pre alpha, being revision 0.2. It works on my system, but it has very little fault tolerance. It has two modules one for ftpfs and another for sshfs, I will continue to develop modules for the 0.2 system as i begin work on r0.3. Goals for 0.3: Move passwords out of the mappings.list file and into a secure secrets file. Create a more fault tolerant environment which will test for success and failure and try other methods to gain success. Get auto mount on net-up working. And implement unmount. Roadmap: My final goal for this project is to create a proper kde4 application, with a simple ui to mount unmount and sync directories across two or more systems, through combining various fuse file systems, and synchronization tools. [Less]

rbxi is one of the family of smxi scripts. This one however runs on any unixlike system that supports bash, rsync, or rdiff-backup. You can check out the home page for more information, or download ... [More] the bz2 file directly. Check out smxi.org for more complete rbxi installation options. Most of the setup information is contained in the script readme file: rbxi/rbxi-data/rbxi-values and in the readme file: rbxi/rbxi-data/readme-rbxi.htm which is also available online at smxi.org And that's about all I'll post here, see also the script options, rbxi -h for option information, but make sure to read the setup information. This script does NOT work without manual user configuration of the rbxi-values file, which has a lot of comments explaining how to do it, along with the readme-rbxi.htm file. [Less]

Backup system that try to mimic and close to the Apple OSX Time Machine database. Actually use Bash and rsync to build a clone of the source path to backup in the term of: Backups.backupdb/ hierarchy ... [More] as provided into Time Machine. In the future should be relative easy port or migrate from GNU/ ioBackToTheFuture backups to and from OSX Time Machine backups. Works for generic desktop users with simplicity. Type: ./ioBackToTheFuture0.1 /PATH/TO/BACKUP /BACKUP/DISK And you're done! [Less]