#!/bin/bash
# RUN EACH BACKUP SCRIPT IN HERE AS ITS OWN CRONJOB!!!!!

# Every hour # Don't add this script though, just as example
# 0 0/1 * * * /home/nathan/scripts/backup/borg/rn3/backup.sh
# At 2am 
# 0 2 * * * /home/nathan/scripts/backup/borg/rn3/backup.sh

# Ensure borg_avps is in .ssh/config # and that server has borg user (with perms for server directories)
# Req installs: borg acl
# Also follow comments above each script

# source /path/to/script # Uses current script process/vars
# /bin/bash /path/to/script # Runs script as seperate process

# DOCKER BACKUP # Probably will need rX permissions (read, and X directories (open))
# sudo setfacl -Rdm "u:nathan:rX" /home/samba/share/Docker_prod && sudo setfacl -Rm "u:nathan:rX" /home/samba/share/Docker_prod
# Also need to be part of docker group to down/up: sudo groupadd docker && sudo usermod -aG docker nathan
/bin/bash  /home/nathan/scripts/backup/borg/docker_backup.sh \
 -c "duckdns homer" \
 -d /home/samba/share/Docker_prod \
 -b /home/nathan/testBack/docker \
 -r pi2 \
 -R ~/backups/pi1/docker

# DIRECTORY BACKUP(S)
/bin/bash /home/nathan/scripts/backup/borg/directory_backup.sh \
 -d "/home/nathan/AA/A /home/nathan/AA/C" \
 -b /home/nathan/testBack/dir \
 -r pi2 \
 -R ~/backups/pi1/dir

# Cronjob backup, requires permissions of /var/spool/cron/crontabs (rwX, X being x but for directories only, so they can be opened not sure this works on Unix)
# sudo setfacl -Rdm "u:nathan:rX" /var/spool/cron/crontabs && sudo setfacl -Rm "u:nathan:rX" /var/spool/cron/crontabs
/bin/bash /home/nathan/scripts/backup/borg/directory_backup.sh \
 -d /var/spool/cron/crontabs \
 -b /home/nathan/testBack/cron \
 -r pi2 \
 -R ~/backups/pi1/cron