#!/bin/bash
# /usr/local/sbin/dirvish-post
# KHL  10-6-2003
#
# This is run after dirvish completes.   It assumes Linux clients at the
# far end of the pipe, and will need to be modified for other
# types of clients.

# client and destination, short form.   for example,
#  cl=laptop
#  de=/backup/dirvish/laptop/laptoproot/2003-1006-0300
cl=$DIRVISH_CLIENT
de=$DIRVISH_DEST/..

# server commands
ssh='/usr/bin/ssh'

# client commands
sfdisk='/sbin/sdisk -d /dev/hda '
df='/bin/df '

# Write df files to backup directory (image level) to keep 
# track of disk usage,  in case we need to rebuild a disk.
#
# This writes the $df info into each vault image, which is
# redundant but necessary given that dirvish is configured
# for multiple vaults per client.

$ssh $cl  $df       > $de/df.$i


# Write sfdisk files to backup directory (client bank level)
# in case we need to rebuild a disk. 
# The file can be fed into sfdisk to rebuild what will become main drive.
# This will perform multiple overwrites of the same data.

$ssh $cl  $sfdisk   > $de/../../sfdisk.$i


### uncomment the below if you want to watch what dirvish is doing
# /bin/echo  -n  --------------------------------- >> /tmp/dirv
# /bin/echo  ------------------------------------- >> /tmp/dirv
# /bin/date                                        >> /tmp/dirv
# /bin/echo  "SERVER  = " $DIRVISH_SERVER          >> /tmp/dirv
# /bin/echo  "CLIENT  = " $DIRVISH_CLIENT          >> /tmp/dirv
# /bin/echo  "SRC     = " $DIRVISH_SRC             >> /tmp/dirv
# /bin/echo  "DEST    = " $DIRVISH_DEST            >> /tmp/dirv
# /bin/echo  "IMAGE   = " $DIRVISH_IMAGE           >> /tmp/dirv
# /bin/echo  "EXCLUDE = " $DIRVISH_EXCLUDE         >> /tmp/dirv
# /bin/echo  -n  --------------------------------- >> /tmp/dirv
# /bin/echo  ------------------------------------- >> /tmp/dirv

exit 0