Jonathan Dill wrote:
almost so simple as to be a joke, but I don't have any idea what kind of
bugs can be found.
See below :-)
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#!/bin/tcsh -f
set r=(/snap/amanda-hd)
set i=(/snap/amanda-incr)
cd $r
set dl=(`find . -depth -type d -print`)
cd $i
foreach d ($dl)
if (! -d $d) then
echo mkdir -p $d
endif
end
cd $r
foreach d ($dl)
set fl=(`find . -type f \! -name "*.0" -print`)
foreach f ($fl)
echo mv $f $i/$f
end
end
The last "find" command is intended to get all but the level zero dumps,
but it is not completely correct: Full dumps that were split into chunks
have a dot + chunknumber appended after the level ".0".
I can't come up with a perfect solution, but the find below should work
fine if the chunks are not too small (if each filesystem is 100 chunks
at most).
find . -type f \! -name "*.0" \
-a \! -name "*.0.[0-9]" \
-a \! -name "*.0.[0-9][0-9]" \
-print
at least if we don't have a DLE that ends in ".0", and where the
incremental backup would end in ".0.1". :-(
ps. You could replace the first "find, mkdir" with:
cd $r;
find . -type d | cpio -pd $i
pps. If you don't mind flush the incrementals to tape too, the
script could be:
cd $r
find . -type f \! -name "*.0" \
-a \! -name "*.0.[0-9]" \
-a \! -name "*.0.[0-9][0-9]" \
-print |
tee /tmp/amanda/flushonly |
cpio -pdml $i
rm `cat /tmp/amanda/flushonly`
and you should avoid DLE's with confusing names...
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