/usr/share/vbackup/wizard/50-tar is in vbackup 1.0.1-1.
This file is owned by root:root, with mode 0o755.
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#
# This file is part of vbackup.
#
# vbackup is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify
# it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by
# the Free Software Foundation; either version 3 of the License, or
# (at your option) any later version.
#
# vbackup is distributed in the hope that it will be useful,
# but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of
# MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the
# GNU General Public License for more details.
#
# You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License
# along with vbackup If not, see <http://www.gnu.org/licenses/>.
#
# $Id$
#
NAME="tar"
# The priority to be used for the configuration file
PRI="50"
MULTI="LEVEL"
# The w_do_ask function. Adjust as needed
# $1: The question to ask. First question is always "ENABLE". ASK_NEXT sets
# the next question
#
# Set ASK_NEXT to the next question or "" for finish
# When ASK_NEXT=="", also return 0/1 to indicate that the script is enabled
# (0: enabled, 1: disabled)
w_do_ask()
{
local R T
R=1
case "$1" in
ENABLE)
if h_ask_yesno \
"It is advised to backup your system configuration. The system configuration
will be backed up using GNU tar" \
"Backup system configuration?" \
y ; then
ASK_NEXT="dirs"
else
ASK_NEXT="home"
fi
touch "$CFG"
;;
dirs)
T="/etc /boot"
while true ; do
h_ask_str \
"On sane systems all configuration files are stored in /etc. It is also a
convenience thing to backup /boot too. Please note that this wizard doesn't
support paths with spaces." \
"Which directories contain configuration files?" \
"$T"
for i in $RET ; do
if [ ! -d "$i" ] ; then
h_msg 3 "No such directory: $i"
continue
fi
done
ASK_NEXT="home"
echo "DIRS='$RET'" > "$CFG"
break
done
;;
home)
if [ ! -d /home ] ; then
ASK_NEXT="other"
return
fi
if h_ask_yesno \
"For desktop systems, the most important part of the backup is the home
directories. In most cases home directories must be backed up. If you have
an XFS partition for the home directories you should say no here and use
the xfsdump method for backing up the whole partition.
Beware that this will not cross filesystem boundaries. If you have multiple
partitions mounted under /home you should backup each of them seperately!" \
"Backup /home directory?" \
y ; then
# Source the existing $CFG and append /home to $DIRS
( . "$CFG" ; echo "DIRS='$DIRS /home'" > "$CFG" )
fi
ASK_NEXT="other"
;;
other)
h_ask_str \
"If you have other directories that need to be backed up using the tar method
enter them here" \
"Other directories to backup?"
if [ ! -z "$RET" ] ; then
# Source the existing $CFG and append $RET to $DIRS
( . "$CFG" ; echo "DIRS='$DIRS $RET'" > "$CFG" )
fi
ASK_NEXT=""
# Check whether any directory is added to $DIRS
if test -f "$CFG" ; then
. "$CFG"
else
DIRS=""
fi
if [ "$(echo "$DIRS" | wc -w)" -eq 0 ] ; then
R=1
else
R=0
fi
;;
esac
return $R
}
# The w_get_config function.
#
# Display configuration file in stdout
w_get_config()
{
cat "$CFG"
cat << _KOKO
DESTDIR="fs/"
_KOKO
}
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