The korn shell script below may help. It's rather resource-heavy as it has
to go through the catalog and add up what was backed up from under which
mount points, and produces something that looks like:
# ./bu_by_filesystem fred
Tue Dec 15 07:34:43 PST 2009 Collecting file system information
Tue Dec 15 07:34:55 PST 2009 Client is standard
Tue Dec 15 07:34:55 PST 2009 Identifying last full backup
Last full backup is from 12/11/2009 20:00:07 to 12/11/2009 20:00:07
Tue Dec 15 07:34:58 PST 2009 Scanning catalog...
/ backed up 3,164,446k bytes, 105306
files
/boot backed up 4,396k bytes, 24
files
/database backed up 204,800k bytes, 5
files
/dev/pts backed up 0k bytes, 1
files
/pbx backed up 800,275k bytes, 884
files
/proc/sys/fs/binfmt_misc backed up 0k bytes, 0
files
/sys backed up 0k bytes, 1
files
/var/lib/nfs/rpc_pipefs backed up 0k bytes, 6
files
/var/named/chroot/proc backed up 0k bytes, 0
files
/var/named/chroot/var/run/dbus backed up 0k bytes, 1
files
4,173,918k bytes, 106228 files total
Tue Dec 15 07:35:23 PST 2009 Complete.
#
Here's the script itself. It could probably be implemented in perl or
something to be more efficient, but maybe this will give you some ideas.
#!/bin/ksh
# Report the amount of stuff backed up by file system
# Validate parameters
if [[ "$1" = "" ]] ; then
echo "Usage: $1 [client|backupid]"
exit 1
fi
if [[ $1 = *_* ]] ; then
# User specified a backup id
CLIENT=`echo "$1" | cut -d _ -f 1`
BUDATE=`echo "$1" | cut -d _ -f 2`
else
CLIENT=$1
BUDATE=""
fi
# Identify the file systems on the client
echo `date` Collecting file system information >&2
bpcoverage -c $CLIENT | awk '
BEGIN { FOUND_DRIVES=0; }
$0 == "" { FOUND_DRIVES=0; }
FOUND_DRIVES == 1 && substr($1,1,5) != "-----" {
P=substr($0,1,PATHEND-1);
while ( P != "" && substr(P,1,1) == " " ) P=substr(P,2);
while ( P != "" && substr(P,length(P),1) == " " )
P=substr(P,1,length(P)-1);
print P;
}
( $1 == "Drive" && $2 == "Letter" ) || ( $1 == "Mount" && $2 == "Point" )
{
FOUND_DRIVES=1;
PATHEND=index($0,"Device");
if ( PATHEND == 0 ) PATHEND=index($0,"Backed Up By Policy");
}
' >/tmp/bu_by_filesystem_$$.tmp
# Find out the client type
if bpplclients -allunique | grep -q "^PC.*$CLIENT$" ; then
POLICYTYPE="13 -nt_files"
echo `date` Client is Windows >&2
else
POLICYTYPE=0
echo `date` Client is standard >&2
fi
# Set the date range for the bplist. If the user specified a backup image,
# use the date of that image. Otherwise, find the date of the last full
# image for the client, and any other full backup images started within
# 8 hours of that one (to pick up all the streams) and set the date range
# based on those images.
if [[ "$BUDATE" != "" ]] ; then
STARTDATE=`convdate "+%m/%d/%Y %H:%M:%S" $BUDATE`
ENDDATE=`convdate "+%m/%d/%Y %H:%M:%S" $BUDATE`
else
echo `date` Identifying last full backup >&2
/usr/openv/netbackup/bin/admincmd/bpimmedia -client $CLIENT -sl full
2>/dev/null \
| grep ^IMAGE \
| cut -d " " -f 4 \
| sort -r -t _ -n -k2 \
| awk -F _ 'BEGIN { CUTOFF=0; }
{ if ( CUTOFF == 0 ) CUTOFF=$2 - 28800;
if ( $2 > CUTOFF ) print $0; }'
>/tmp/bu_by_filesystem_images_$$.tmp
STARTDATE=`tail -1 /tmp/bu_by_filesystem_images_$$.tmp | cut -d _ -f 2`
ENDDATE=`head -1 /tmp/bu_by_filesystem_images_$$.tmp | cut -d _ -f 2`
if [[ "$STARTDATE" = "" ]] ; then
echo Could not determine start date of the full backup >&2
exit 1
fi
if [[ "$ENDDATE" = "" ]] ; then
echo Could not determine end date of the full backup >&2
exit 1
fi
STARTDATE=`convdate "+%m/%d/%Y %H:%M:%S" $STARTDATE`
ENDDATE=`convdate "+%m/%d/%Y %H:%M:%S" $ENDDATE`
rm /tmp/bu_by_filesystem_images_$$.tmp
echo "Last full backup is from $STARTDATE to $ENDDATE" >&2
fi
# Now get the catalog data and see how much stuff came from which file
systems
echo `date` Scanning catalog... >&2
echo >&2
bplist -C $CLIENT -t $POLICYTYPE -s $STARTDATE -e $ENDDATE -l -R / |
awk -v FSTEMP=/tmp/bu_by_filesystem_$$.tmp '
function add_commas ( STRIN ) {
STROUT="";
for ( Ic=length(STRIN)-2; Ic>=2 ; Ic=Ic-3 ) STROUT=substr(STRIN,Ic,3)
"," STROUT;
STROUT=substr(STRIN,1,Ic+2) "," STROUT;
STROUT=substr(STROUT,1,length(STROUT)-1);
return STROUT;
}
BEGIN {
FSYST[0]="unknown"; FSBYTES[0]=0; FSFILES[0]=0;
I=1; LONGESTFS=-1;
while ( ( getline <FSTEMP ) > 0 ) {
FSYST[I]=$0; FSBYTES[I]=0; FSFILES[I]=0;
if ( index(FSYST[I],":\\") != 0 ) {
# UNIX-ize the path for windows systems
FSYST[I]="/" substr(FSYST[I],1,index(FSYST[I],":\\")-1) "/"
substr(FSYST[I],index(FSYST[I],":\\")+2);
gsub("\\\\","/",FSYST[1]);
}
if ( LONGESTFS < length($0) ) LONGESTFS=length($0);
I++;
}
MAXFS=I;
}
{
FILE=substr($0,index($0,$8))
FOUNDFS=0; FOUNDSCORE=-1;
for ( I=1; I<MAXFS; I++ ) {
if ( FOUNDSCORE < length(FSYST[I]) &&
substr(FILE,1,length(FSYST[I])) == FSYST[I] ) {
FOUNDFS=I; FOUNDSCORE=length(FSYST[I]);
}
}
if ( substr($4,length($4),1) == "K" ) {
FSBYTES[FOUNDFS]+=substr($4,1,length($4)-1)*1024;
} else {
FSBYTES[FOUNDFS]+=$4;
}
FSFILES[FOUNDFS]++;
}
END {
if ( FSBYTES[0] != 0 || FSFILES[0] != 0 ) {
print add_commas(int(FSBYTES[0])) "k bytes," FSFILES[0] " files
backed up from an undetermined file system"
}
TOTAL_BYTES=FSBYTES[0]; TOTAL_FILES=FSFILES[0];
for ( I=1; I<MAXFS; I++ ) {
printf "%" LONGESTFS "s backed up %12sk bytes, %8d
files\n",FSYST[I],add_commas(int(FSBYTES[I]/1024)),FSFILES[I];
TOTAL_BYTES+=FSBYTES[I]; TOTAL_FILES+=FSFILES[I];
}
print ""
print add_commas(int(TOTAL_BYTES/1024)) "k bytes, " TOTAL_FILES " files
total"
}
'
rm /tmp/bu_by_filesystem_$$.tmp
echo >&2
echo `date` Complete. >&2
-
Bluejay Adametz
"Hope for the best. Expect the worst.
Life is a play. We're unrehearsed."
- Mel Brooks
Harpreet SINGH <harpreet_singh AT ctl.creative DOT com>
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Re: [Veritas-bu] Veritas Netbackup Report Status by each mount point.
Dear All.
Sorry I missed out the mount point in required report.
Example....
Client Type Mount Point Status MediaSvr Start_Time
End_Time Elapsed Kilobytes Through Put Files
----------- ------ ----------- ------ -------- ------------
---------- ----- ---------- -------- ------
aceaix1s Diff /ABC 0 ebsmaster 10/04/2004 00:11:07
10/04/2004 01:03:53 00:52:46 651929 10Mb 65589
aceaix2s Diff /XYZ 0 ebsmaster 10/04/2004 00:11:07
10/04/2004 00:59:42 00:48:35 27478 7 MB 877793
ams1an01p Diff /9999 1 ebsmaster 10/04/2004 01:10:15
10/04/2004 01:26:16 00:16:01 3604735 3MB 9873606
ams2an01p Diff /TEMP 0 ebsmaster 10/04/2004 01:10:15
10/04/2004 01:21:32 00:11:17 486168 75 MB 7772752
amsaix1d Diff /Backup 1 ebsmaster 10/04/2004 00:11:07
10/04/2004 01:03:18 00:52:11 497548 19 MB 777166
amsaix1s Diff /Oracle 0 ebsmaster 10/04/2004 00:11:07
10/04/2004 01:43:35 01:32:28 1795347 66 MB 90971473
etc...
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Report Status by each mount point.
12/13/2009 09:24
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Dear All,
Many thanks for contributing your scripts for various reports. I am ver.
6.5.4 on Red hat. Sorry to say could not find the report where I can
extract the backup details by each mount point.
My Majority backups are being done by multiple data Streams and
Multiplexing.
Not sure if possible I can get the report as
Job ID # Policy Name # Client Name # Mount Point # Start Time # End Time #
Elapsed Time# #MB backup # Backup Status etc… we want to charge to other
departments by the total size of backup. Not you if you want to add some
more…..?
Example....
Client Type Status MediaSvr Start_Time End_Time
Elapsed Kilobytes Files
aceaix1s Diff 0 ebsmaster 10/04/2004 00:11:07 10/04/2004
01:03:53 00:52:46 651929 589
aceaix2s Diff 0 ebsmaster 10/04/2004 00:11:07 10/04/2004
00:59:42 00:48:35 27478 93
ams1an01p Diff 1 ebsmaster 10/04/2004 01:10:15 10/04/2004
01:26:16 00:16:01 3604735 3606
ams2an01p Diff 0 ebsmaster 10/04/2004 01:10:15 10/04/2004
01:21:32 00:11:17 486168 2752
amsaix1d Diff 1 ebsmaster 10/04/2004 00:11:07 10/04/2004
01:03:18 00:52:11 497548 166
amsaix1s Diff 0 ebsmaster 10/04/2004 00:11:07 10/04/2004
01:43:35 01:32:28 1795347 1473
As I am heaving a server with about 200 mount points. So I want to know
the
status of each mount point.
Regards,
Harpreet
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