neon12345

#!/bin/bash
# This script will simulate an infinite backup cycle per day.
# Empty backup files are created in the current working directory
# and deleted acording to the cleanup algorithm parameters.
# One file per second is created, which is one simulated day.
# => It is best to run this script form inside an empty test directory.
# This script will not halt and must be aborted!
# The same algorithm is used in https://github.com/bit-team/backintime
set -o pipefail

neon12345

#!/bin/bash
# usage: ./backup.sh btrfs_root_path
# requirements: 
# 1. $BACKUP_DIR must not exist in the btrfs_root_path
# 2. current, new, top, old must not exist in the btrfs_root_path
# how it works:
#   The script creates a single btrfs snapshot "new" per invocation and btrfs sends it 
#   to the $BACKUP_DIR with a "current" snapshot as parent.
#   Thus the btrfs send is incremental with either an initial "current" snapshot 
#   or a "current" snapshot from the previous invocation.

neon12345

#!/bin/sh

py_script='

import mmap, base64, sys, getopt

def main(argv):
   inputfile = ""
   needle = b""
   try:

neon12345

#!/bin/sh

py_script='

import mmap, base64, sys, getopt

def main(argv):
   inputfile = ""
   needle = b""
   try:

neon12345

#!/bin/sh

py_script='

import mmap, base64, sys, getopt

def main(argv):
   needle = b""
   try:
      opts, args = getopt.getopt(argv,"hn:",["needle="])