user-callback.notify

#!/bin/bash

# Example script for user-callback
# user-callback is a script called by backintime (http://backintime.le-web.org)
# before, during and after a backup.

# Copyright (c) 2014 Fabrizio Marana

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# Note:
#   To allow the notify-send "expire-time" parameter to work,
#     follow http://www.webupd8.org/2014/04/configurable-notification-bubbles-for.html
#   To allow mail to be sent, the "mailutils" package must be installed and
#   configured and there must be a MTA (Mail Transport Agent) e.g. "postfix"
#   or "exim4" installed and configured:
#     sudo apt-get install mailutils
#     sudo apt-get install postfix
#     https://www.google.com/search?q=linux+configure+mailutils

# Version 0.2 DD 2014/11/08 Change as much fixed text to variables to allow
#                           others to modify more easily
#                           Polish code to make it more readable
# TO DO:  Use rsync instead of cpio


### Init ###
# You need to configure this before using this script
declare szBackInTimeEMailAddress=""   #if empty, no mail will be sent on error
declare szBackupVolume=""             #if empty, no finalising will be performed

# BackInTime passes arguments on the command line.  Name them for clarity.
declare iBackInTimeProfileID="$1"
declare szBackInTimeProfileName="$2"
declare iBackInTimeStatus="$3"
declare iBackInTimeSnapshotID="$4"
declare szBackInTimeSnapshotName="$5"

### main ###
case $iBackInTimeStatus in
  1)  ## Backup Starting ##
      # Here you should put commands that you need JUST before the backup begins, E.g.:
        # stop daemons/services, ...
      notify-send --urgency=LOW --icon=face-plain "BackInTime" \
        "Starting backup '${iBackInTimeProfileID}:${szBackInTimeProfileName}'..."
  ;;
  2)  ## Backup Finished ##
      notify-send --urgency=NORMAL --icon=face-laugh "BackInTime" \
        "Finished backup '${iBackInTimeProfileID}:${szBackInTimeProfileName}' completely!"
      # Here you should put the commands that you need after the backup ends, E.g.:
      # (Probably the reverse of the 1) section)
        # allow the user to try again later, ...
  ;;
  3)  ## Backup Finishing ##
      notify-send --urgency=NORMAL --icon=face-cool --expire-time=4000 "BackInTime" \
        "Finishing backup '${iBackInTimeProfileID}:${szBackInTimeProfileName}'\nfor snapshot '${iBackInTimeSnapshotID}:${szBackInTimeSnapshotName}'..."
      # Here you should put the commands that you need to do just before the backup finishes:
      #   Copying extra files,
      #   writing to logs, ...
  ;;
  4) # An error occurred: $iBackInTimeSnapshotID contains the error number
    declare -r iBackInTimeError=$iBackInTimeSnapshotID
    declare szBackInTimeErrorMessage="BackInTime Error: "
    declare szBackInTimeExtendedErrorMessage=""
    # We're notifying the user on-screen and emailing the log file
    # using the mailutils package regardless of the kind of error
    case $iBackInTimeError in
      1)  ## Application not configured ##
          szBackInTimeErrorMessage=$szBackInTimeErrorMessage" Application not configured!"
          ;;
      2)  ## Application already Running ##
          szBackInTimeErrorMessage=$szBackInTimeErrorMessage" BackInTime is already running!"
          szBackInTimeExtendedErrorMessage="\n\nPlease ensure you don't have an automatic backup and a manual backup both running at once."
          ;;
      3)  ## No snapshot Directory ##
          szBackInTimeErrorMessage=$szBackInTimeErrorMessage" BackInTime can’t find the snapshots directory!"
          szBackInTimeExtendedErrorMessage="\n\n(Is it on a removable drive which was detached/unmounted in error?)"
          ;;
      4)  ## Snapshot already exixsts ##
          szBackInTimeErrorMessage=$szBackInTimeErrorMessage" A snapshot for 'now' already exists!"
          ;;
    esac # Error
    notify-send --urgency=CRITICAL --icon=face-angry "BackInTime Error" "$szBackInTimeErrorMessage$szBackInTimeExtendedErrorMessage"
    # only send mail if the e-mail address is not empty
    if [ -n "$szBackInTimeEMailAddress" ] &&  \
       [ "x$(which mail)" != "x" ] && \
       [ -x $(which mail) ]; then
      mail --subject="$szBackInTimeErrorMessage$(date +%Y-%m-%d)" --to "$szBackInTimeEMailAddress"<~/.local/share/backintime/takesnapshot_.log
    fi
  ;;
  5)  ## backintime-qt4 (GUI) started ##
      #  Here you can put things that need to be done when launching the GUI
  ;;
  6)  ## backintime-qt4 (GUI) closed ##
      #  Here you can put things that need to be done when closing the GUI
  ;;
  7) ## Mount drives ##
     #  Here you should place custom mount commands which will be called everytime
     #  the GUI or command line tool is started or the profile is switched in GUI
  ;;
  8) ## Unmount the drives ##
     #  Here you should place unmount scripts for the drive you mounted in 7)
  ;;
esac #Status