System freezing

# This file contains the list of files to be copied or backed up to
# tape by the toolkit script 'ezfiles'. Any box listed in column
# 1 must be valid for ssh access by the executing user.
#
# The format of a file specification line is as follows:
#				Run	Run	Keep
# Box	File/Directory		Level	Days	[# Comments]
#
# Box name must start in position 1.
# File/Directory cannot be "/".
# Run Level is a number between 0 and 9, which indicates the level at
# which the file/directory is included in the action to be performed.
# Levels are specified by the -l parameter to ezfiles and a line will
# be included if its Run Level is <= the -l value (hence 0 = always).
# Keep days specifies the number of days to keep copied files in the
# target /backup directory on the host machine (based on find...-mtime).
#
# In addition, this file can contain any number of script-style comments.
#
#				Run	Keep
# Machine	File/Dir	Level	Days	# Notes
#
yyzap0	/home			0	999999	# User stuff
yyzap0	/usr/java		0	999999	# Java API
yyzap0	/usr/cvsroot		0	999999	# Java source
yyzap0	/usr/Jetty		0	999999	# All Jetty versions
yyzap0	/etc			1	999999
# Files/directories for database server
yyzdb0	/home/oracle/bin	0	999999	# Oracle utility scripts
yyzdb0	/home/oracle/dba	0	999999
yyzdb0	/home/oracle/[0-9].*	0	999999	# EZText DB version SQL
yyzdb0	/backup/oracle/ezp	0	5	# Production DB dumps
yyzdb0	/usr/local/eztext	1	999999	# Miscellaneous utility jars
yyzdb0	/usr/Jetty		1	999999	# All Jetty versions
yyzdb0	/usr/java		1	999999	# All java API versions
yyzdb0	/etc			1	999999

#!/bin/sh
# This script is designed to copy/back up eztext system files.
# and directories. In "copy" mode, files are copied from a remote
# machine to /backup/<machine>, while in "backup" mode previously
# "copy"d files are backed up to tape. Files to be copied are
# specified in a config file (Default=$0.conf).
#
# Syntax: ezfiles [-c configfile][-l level] action [machine]
#	where action is one of:
# find	List files/directories in /backup (Uses find ... -ls).
# list	List files/directories in config file.
# copy	Copy files from machines as specified in config file.
#	USER MUST HAVE AN SSH VERSION 1 KEY WITH NO PASSPHRASE SET
#	UP ON ALL SPECIFIED MACHINES.
# backup Back up files from /backup.
# purge	Purge files in /backup as specified in the config file.
#	(Uses the "Keep Days" column to determine what to delete)
#
# Specifying <machine> limits <action> to files from <machine> only.
#
# -c	Determines config file to use. Default=$0.conf.
# -l	Run level. 0-9. Determines which files to copy/backup/list.
#	The higher the level the more files are included. Default=0.
#
FLAGS=h:l:
. tkflags

test -f ${val_c:=$0.conf} || exec tkerror $0 Config file $val_c not found

ARCHIVE=/dev/st0	# SCSI tape device
THISBOX=`hostname -s`
SSHCMD="ssh -1"
SSH=

# Print an underline or overline for a message
msgline(){ echo "$*"|tr -c '\012' '*' ;}

# Print a message with a date
message(){
	msg="`date "+%Y/%m/%d %H:%M:%S"` $*"
	msgline "$msg"
	echo "$msg"
	msgline "$msg"
}

# List file lines from the config file for the relevant machine
# and level, removing any lines which specify the root directory.
# Output is TAB-delimited columns. Syntax: list [machine]
list(){ squeeze -sc1- $val_c|grep -i "^${1:-[^[:blank:]]\{1,\}}	[^[:blank:]]\{1,\}	[0-${val_l:-0}]\>"|egrep -v '	/	' ;}

# Convert output from list() above, usually to shell commands.
output(){ sed "s~\([^[:blank:]]\{1,\}\)	\([^[:blank:]]\{1,\}\)	\([^[:blank:]]\{1,\}\)	\([^[:blank:]]\{1,\}\)\>.*~$*~" ;}

# Create a tar archive.
ftar(){ $SSH tar cvf $ARCHIVE $* ;}

backup(){ ftar `list $1|output '\1\2'` ;}

purge(){ list $1|output 'find \1\2 -type f -mtime +\4 -atime +\4 -ctime +\4 -exec rm {} \\\;' ;}

find(){ list $1|output 'find /backup/\1\2 -type f -ls'|sh -x ;}

copy(){
	ARCHIVE="-"	# make ftar go to stdout
	for machine in `list $1|squeeze -sc1|sort -u`
	do
		test $machine = "$THISBOX" && SSH= || SSH="$SSHCMD $machine"
		mkdir -p /backup/$machine
		test -w /backup/$machine || exec tkerror $0 Cannot write to /backup/$machine
		cd /backup/$machine
		set -x
		ftar `list $machine|squeeze -sc2`|tar xf -
		test "$TKDEBUG" || set +x
	done
}

cd /backup

message "Started $0 $*"

case ${1:-list} in
	list)	list "$2"|squeeze -c1-2 ;;
	find|copy|backup|purge)	$1 "$2" ;;
	*)	$* ;;
	# *)	exec tkerror $0 Invalid action $1
esac

message "Finished $0 $*"