01. 07. 09
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18. 05. 09
So you have your linux server up and running. A lot of time and effort went into this so lets get it backed up. You don't need to invest in any fancy backup system. A bit of shell script and some use of
crontab will do the trick.
Here are the two scripts I use...
Create an executable file e.g. mailserver_backup.sh containing the following
cd /
dt=`date +%Y%m%d_%s`
/bin/tar -czf mailserver_$dt.tar.gz etc/postfix etc/dovecot.conf usr/bin/null.sh usr/local/bin/safilter.sh usr/local/bin/backup_mailprogs.sh etc/mail/spamassassin home/mailfilt/.spamassassin var/spool/mail
Create an executable file e.g. web_sql_backup.sh containing the following
cd /
dt=`date +%Y%m%d_%s`
rm -f mysqlall.sql
mysqldump -uroot -ppassword --all-databases > /mysqlall.sql
/bin/tar -czf mailserver_web_sql_$dt.tar.gz etc/httpd var/www/html mysqlall.sql usr/local/bin/backup_web_sql.sh
Now use
crontab to schedule the running of the scripts...
crontab -e
and enter the following
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15 3 * * * /usr/local/bin/mailserver_backup.sh
45 3 * * * /usr/local/bin/web_sql_backup.sh
This will backup mail server apps at 3:15am and web backup at 3:45am.
I would also suggest you copy the backed up files to other media in case your server completely crumbles.