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6ae11fe48b5d81a64b7ec166a4823b314cc403f7 — Michael Kelly 1 year, 5 months ago 6aeaeeb
Remove make-safetynet.sh

This was from a time before I had comprehensive backups.
1 files changed, 0 insertions(+), 56 deletions(-)

D bin/make-safetynet.sh
D bin/make-safetynet.sh => bin/make-safetynet.sh +0 -56
@@ 1,56 0,0 @@
#!/bin/bash
# Copies vital account files.
#
# The resulting archive should contain only private data protected by the GPG
# private key. Note that the (encrypted) private key is included! The GPG
# passphrase is the only thing protecting this bundle. This is intended for
# last-ditch recovery from data loss, etc.
#
# Sat Apr 12 16:11:31 EDT 2014
# Michael Kelly. Public domain.

host="$(hostname -s)"
now="$(date '+%F-%H-%M-%S')"
safety_prefix="safetynet-${host}"
safety="${safety_prefix}-${now}"
safety_archive="${safety}.tgz"
backup_dir=~/bak

die() {
        echo >&2 FAILED
        exit 1
}


if [ ! -d "${backup_dir}" ]; then
        echo >&2 "Backup dir ${backup_dir} does not exist."
        die
fi
cd "${backup_dir}"

mkdir "${safety}"

# ============================================================================
# This is the highly specific part.
cp -r ~/.gnupg "${safety}/dot-gnupg" || die
cp -r ~/txt/pass "${safety}" || die
# ============================================================================

cat > "${safety}/README" <<_README_
Recovery files from $HOSTNAME, generated on $(date).

The script that created these files is included.

Good luck.
_README_
if [ "$?" != "0" ]; then die; fi

cp $0 "${safety}/" || die

echo "=== New archive is ${safety_archive} ==="
tar -cvzf "${safety_archive}" "${safety}" && rm -r "${safety}"
if [ "$?" != "0" ]; then die; fi

# Also clean up old files more than 90 days old.
echo "=== Old archive to remove ==="
find . -mtime +90 -name "${safety_prefix}*" -print -exec rm {} \;