Amanda bash file setup on CentOS

amanda-client-setup.sh

#!/bin/bash

#INSTALLING AMANADA
yum install -y amanda amanda-client

#SETTING UP AMANDA CONFIG
su - amandabackup

rm -rf /var/lib/amanda/.amandahosts

cat > /var/lib/amanda/.amandahosts <<END
# Allow access to amanda over the network. See 'man amanda'

# 'ambackup' connects to 'amandad'. If your 'disklist' is correctly
# set up, i.e. if it does not use 'localhost' but the fully qualified
# domain name (FQDN) of the target machine, then you must put
# the FQDN here. 'ambackup' must be run by user 'amandabackup', so we allow
# access by user 'amandabackup'. Do not forget to add an 'only_from' line to
# '/etc/xinet.d/amanda' to allow access to 'amandad' only from known
# IP addresses.

# replace mymachine.mydomain by the correct value and uncomment
# mymachine.mydomain amandabackup


# 'amrecover' connects to 'amandaidx', which uses the fully qualified
# domain name when access is done from another machine. 'amrecover'
# must be run by user 'root', so we allow access by user 'root'.

# replace mymachine.mydomain by the correct value and uncomment
# mymachine.mydomain root


# 'amrecover' connects to 'amandaidx', which uses the bare machine
# name w/o domain name when access is done from the same machine.
# 'amrecover' must be run by user 'root', so we allow access by user
# 'root'.

# replace mymachine by the correct value and uncomment
# mymachine root
#
dev-amanda-svr amandabackup amdump
localhost amandabackup amdump
localhost.localdomain amandabackup amdump
END

exit

rm -rf /etc/xinetd.d/amanda

cat > /etc/xinetd.d/amanda <<END 
# default: off
# description:  The client for the Amanda backup system.\
#               This must be on for systems being backed up\
#               by Amanda.

service amanda
{
        socket_type             = dgram
        protocol                = udp
        wait                    = yes
        user                    = amandabackup
        group                   = disk
        server                  = /usr/sbin/amandad
# Configure server_args for the authentication type you will be using,
# and the services you wish to allow the amanda server and/or recovery
# clients to use.
#
# Change the -auth= entry to reflect the authentication type you use.
# Add amindexd to allow recovery clients to access the index database.
# Add amidxtaped to allow recovery clients to access the tape device.
        server_args             = -auth=bsd amdump amindexd amidxtaped
        disable                 = no
}
END

#RUN AMANDA ON BOOT
chkconfig xinetd on
service xinetd start

#SERVER HOST RESOLVER HELPER
echo 192.168.168.67 dev-amanda-svr >> /etc/hosts

#ADD SPECIFIC FOLDERS TO BACKUP 
cat > /bin/add-backup <<END
#!/bin/bash 

if [ -z "$1" ]
    then
        echo "EXAMPLE: add-backup /home/user/Documents"
exit    
fi


chmod 755 "$1"

service xinetd

echo backup job $1 created.
END

#FIXED PERMISSION
chmod 755 /bin/add-backup

echo Installation done.
echo to create a new backup job, run
echo add-backup folderPath