Linux Backup Script

echo ""
echo "   Windows Directory Mounting "
echo ""
# Mount the directories or drives from your LINUX systems on /mnt directory and before that check #desired permissions on
# Source and destination (Source normally use Backup Operator rights, destination use full rights like 777) 
# The below is my windows file server and i am talking entire backup on D thats why i am using D$

mount -t cifs -o username=Provide yourUser Name,password=password //10.X.X.X/D$/ /mnt/disk1

# The below is my destination windows server which i am running for back up purpose

mount -t cifs -o username=Provide yourUser Name,password=Password //10.X.X.X/f/ /mnt/todisk

echo ""
if [ $? = 0 ];then
echo " Directory mounted Suceesfully "
echo ""
sleep 2
echo " Backup Started "
echo ""
LOG=`date +%d%b%y`
# My back operation switch key (avuzb) - exclude i would like to exclude some of the files while running back
# And log will saved on log folder
# Exclude.txt file refer end of this script

rsync -avuzb --exclude-from exclude.txt /mnt/disk1/ /mnt/todisk  >> /log/disk5h.$LOG.log

echo ""
echo " Backup Has been Completed Successfully "
echo ""

#Once the backup has been completed the mount drives will be automatically unmovent.

umount /mnt/disk1/
umount /mnt/todisk/

# Creating the directory for storing logs

mkdir /log/`date +%d%b%y`

# Moving the log files on the day folder.

mv /log/disk*.* /log/`date +%d%b%y`

else
 echo "mount Failed"
 exit 0
fi






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exclude.txt

*.bak
*.mp3
*.avi
System Volume Information
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