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Created December 16, 2013 15:52
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Backup Stingray Traffic Manager to a Git repository
#!/bin/bash
# Replace the following variables for your environment
# zxtm - hostname of your Stingray Traffic Manager
# zxtmuser - username used to log in to Stingray SSH interface
# git_path - path to the git repo you want to store the config backups in
#
# I recommend that zxtmuser is able to log in to the Traffic Manager
# without using a password, using SSH keys.
#
# The script expectes that you have already created a git repository with
# a remote configured, as it does a git push at the end. You may want to
# change that behaviour if it doesn't suit you
zxtm=sr-live1
zxtmuser=zxtmuser
git_path="/backups/stingray/${zxtm}"
mkdir -p "$git_path"
if [ ! -d "${git_path}/.git" ]; then
git init "${git_path}"
fi
tmp_dl_path=`mktemp -d -t sr-git-backup-XXXXX`
tmp_file=automated.tar
tmp_dl="${tmp_dl_path}/${tmp_file}"
tmp_compare_path=`mktemp -d -t sr-git-compare-XXXXX`
echo "Creating backup on ${zxtm}"
ssh -x "${zxtmuser}@${zxtm}" /opt/zeus/zxtm/bin/zcli << EOF
System.Backups.createBackup "automated", "Automated Backup"
System.Backups.downloadBackup "automated", "${tmp_file}"
EOF
echo "Downloading backup from ${zxtm} to ${tmp_dl}"
scp -q ${zxtmuser}@${zxtm}:${tmp_file} ${tmp_dl_path}
echo "Removing backup from ${zxtm}"
ssh -x "${zxtmuser}@${zxtm}" /opt/zeus/zxtm/bin/zcli << EOF
System.Backups.deleteBackups "automated"
EOF
ssh "${zxtmuser}@${zxtm}" rm automated.tar
echo "Extracting backup to ${tmp_compare_path}"
pushd "${tmp_compare_path}" >& /dev/null
tar xf "${tmp_dl}"
popd >& /dev/null
rm -f "${tmp_dl}"
rmdir "${tmp_dl_path}"
echo "Comparing backup against previous"
diff -ur "${git_path}/conf" "${tmp_compare_path}/conf"
if [ ! $? -eq 0 ]; then
echo "Backup differs from previous, updating... "
pushd "${git_path}" >& /dev/null
git rm -r .
cp -a "${tmp_compare_path}/conf" "${git_path}/"
git add -A
git commit -m 'Configuration Updated'
git push
popd >& /dev/null
echo "Committed"
exitcode=1
else
echo "Backup matches, finished"
exitcode=0
fi
rm -rf "${tmp_compare_path}"
exit $exitcode
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hsiboy commented Dec 4, 2014

Cheers for sharing this Andy!

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