Split fedora and manjaro playbooks
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manjaro/ansible/arch_btrfs_backups/templates/btrfs_backup.sh.j2
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#!/bin/bash
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# Backup Dir
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export SOURCE_DIR=$1
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# Fix basename / showing up as "/" -> change to "root"
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if [ $(basename $SOURCE_DIR) = / ]; then
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export SNAPSHOT_PREFIX=${SNAPSHOT_PREFIX:=root}
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else
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export SNAPSHOT_PREFIX=${SNAPSHOT_PREFIX:=$(basename $SOURCE_DIR)}
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fi
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# Set snapshot prefix based on basename
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export SNAPSHOT_TIME=$(date +"%y_%m_%d-%H.%M")
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export SNAPSHOT_NAME=$SNAPSHOT_PREFIX-$SNAPSHOT_TIME
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export SNAPSHOT_DIR=${SNAPSHOT_DIR:=/.snapshots}
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export LATEST=$SNAPSHOT_PREFIX-latest
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# For notifications
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export DBUS_SESSION_BUS_ADDRESS=unix:path=/run/user/{{ notifications.user.uid }}/bus
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export USER={{ notifications.user.name }}
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function exit_success {
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# Exit
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exit 0
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}
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function exit_fail {
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# Exit
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exit 1
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}
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function get_latest {
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DIR=$1
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if [ -f $DIR/$LATEST ]; then
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echo $(cat $DIR/$LATEST)
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else
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echo ""
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fi
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}
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function update_latest {
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DIR=$1
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NAME=$2
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echo $2 > $DIR/$LATEST
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}
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function log {
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LEVEL=$1
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MESSAGE=$2
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log_msg="$(date) $LEVEL: $MESSAGE"
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echo $log_msg
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}
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function notify {
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LEVEL=$1
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MESSAGE=$2
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log "$LEVEL" "$MESSAGE"
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sudo -E -u $USER notify-send "$LEVEL" "$MESSAGE" --expire-time 10
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}
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function get_mount {
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findmnt -o target /dev/disk/by-uuid/$1 --noheadings
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}
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# Show snapshot settings
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log "INFO" "SOURCE_DIR $SOURCE_DIR"
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log "INFO" "SNAPSHOT_PREFIX $SNAPSHOT_PREFIX"
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log "INFO" "SNAPSHOT_TIME $SNAPSHOT_TIME"
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log "INFO" "SNAPSHOT_NAME $SNAPSHOT_NAME"
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log "INFO" "SNAPSHOT_DIR $SNAPSHOT_DIR"
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log "INFO" "LATEST $LATEST"
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# Create readonly snapshot
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log "INFO" "Creating snapshot from $SOURCE_DIR as $SNAPSHOT_DIR/$SNAPSHOT_NAME"
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if [ -d $SNAPSHOT_DIR/$SNAPSHOT_NAME ]; then
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log "WARN" "Snapshot $SNAPSHOT_DIR/$SNAPSHOT_NAME already created. Skipping"
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else
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btrfs subvolume snapshot -r $SOURCE_DIR $SNAPSHOT_DIR/$SNAPSHOT_NAME
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fi
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# Update latest in snapshot dir
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log "INFO" "Updating latest in $SNAPSHOT_DIR to $SNAPSHOT_NAME."
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update_latest $SNAPSHOT_DIR $SNAPSHOT_NAME
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export BACKUP_DRIVE_UUID={{ disk.uuid }}
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get_mount $BACKUP_DRIVE_UUID
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if [ $? != 0 ]; then
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notify "WARN" "Snapshot complete but backup drive $BACKUP_DRIVE_UUID not mounted. Backup not sent."
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exit 1
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fi
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export BACKUP_DRIVE_MNT=$(findmnt -o target /dev/disk/by-uuid/$BACKUP_DRIVE_UUID --noheadings)
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export BACKUP_DIR=$BACKUP_DRIVE_MNT/$(hostname)
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mkdir -p $BACKUP_DIR
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log "INFO" "BACKUP_DRIVE_MNT $BACKUP_DRIVE_MNT"
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log "INFO" "BACKUP_DIR $BACKUP_DIR"
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log "INFO" "Drive $BACKUP_DRIVE_UUID mounted at $BACKUP_DRIVE_MNT"
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# First check if the snapshot dir has a "latest" snapshot
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# This will be needed to send an incremental snapshot
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LATEST_SNAPSHOT="$(get_latest $SNAPSHOT_DIR)"
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log "INFO" "Latest snapshot is $LATEST_SNAPSHOT"
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# Next, check if the backup drive has a "latest" snapshot
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LATEST_BACKUP="$(get_latest $BACKUP_DIR)"
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log "INFO" "Latest backup is $LATEST_BACKUP"
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# Now check if the "latest" snapshots match
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# btrfs requires both the sending drive and receiving drive have
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# matching parent snapshots.
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#
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# There are a few scenarios to cover
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# 1. Neither the backup drive nor the local snapshot dir have a "latest"
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# This can happen if the backup occurs before any snapshots are
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# taken. Don't send anything.
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# 2. The backup drive has a "latest" but the snapshot dir doesn't
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# This can happen when the local drive is restored from backup
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# but the snapshot dir didn't copy over. nothing to send.
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# 3. The backup drive and snapshot dir have a "latest" and they are the
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# same.
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# Send backup with parent as normal.
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# 4. The snapshot dir has a "latest" but the backup drive doesn't
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# This can happen when backing up for the first time. Send the
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# snapshot without a parent
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# 5. Both the snapshot dir and backup drive have a latest, but they are
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# out of sync.
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# This can happen when snapshots are taken with the backup drive
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# disconnected. There's a few sub-scenarios here:
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# a. The snapshot dir has the "latest" snapshot from the backup dir,
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# it's just older than the "latest" snapshot in the snapshot dir
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# Re-sync the "latest" snapshot dir with the one in the
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# backup dir. Send as normal with parents.
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# b. The snapshot dir does not have the "latest" snapshot from the
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# backup dir.
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# Here be dragons. Something went wrong and will likely need
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# to be manually reconfigured. Raise a critical alert.
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# Scenario 1 and 2
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if [ "$LATEST_SNAPSHOT" = "" ]; then
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notify "WARN" "Neither the snapshot dir nor the backup drive has a 'latest' snapshot."
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exit_success
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fi
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# Scenario 3
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if [ "$LATEST_SNAPSHOT" = "$LATEST_BACKUP" ]; then
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log "INFO" "Proceeding with backups as normal."
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# Send incremental snapshot
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btrfs send -p $SNAPSHOT_DIR/$LATEST_SNAPSHOT $SNAPSHOT_DIR/$SNAPSHOT_NAME | btrfs receive $BACKUP_DIR
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if [ $? != 0 ]; then
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notify "ERROR" "btrfs send -p $SNAPSHOT_DIR/$LATEST_SNAPSHOT $SNAPSHOT_DIR/$SNAPSHOT_NAME failed."
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exit_fail
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fi
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# Update latest in backup dir
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update_latest $BACKUP_DIR $SNAPSHOT_NAME
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# Update latest in snapshot dir
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update_latest $SNAPSHOT_DIR $SNAPSHOT_NAME
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# Exit
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notify "INFO" "Backup completed" "Backup $SNAPSHOT_NAME completed successfully."
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exit_success
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fi
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# Scenario 4
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if [ "$LATEST_BACKUP" = "" ]; then
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log "INFO" "No prior backups detected. Sending full backup."
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# Send incremental snapshot
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btrfs send $SNAPSHOT_DIR/$SNAPSHOT_NAME | btrfs receive $BACKUP_DIR
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if [ $? != 0 ]; then
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notify "ERROR" "btrfs send $SNAPSHOT_DIR/$SNAPSHOT_NAME failed."
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exit_fail
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fi
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# Update latest in backup dir
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update_latest $BACKUP_DIR $SNAPSHOT_NAME
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# Update latest in snapshot dir
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update_latest $SNAPSHOT_DIR $SNAPSHOT_NAME
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# Exit
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notify "INFO" "Backup $SNAPSHOT_NAME completed successfully."
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exit_success
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fi
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# Scenario 5a
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log "INFO" "Detected drift. Attempting to synchronize latest snapshot with backup. Set to $LATEST_BACKUP."
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if [ -d $SNAPSHOT_DIR/$LATEST_BACKUP ]; then
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log "INFO" "$LATEST_BACKUP found in snapshot dir. Synchronizing and proceeding."
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btrfs send -p $SNAPSHOT_DIR/$LATEST_BACKUP $SNAPSHOT_DIR/$SNAPSHOT_NAME | btrfs receive $BACKUP_DIR
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if [ $? != 0 ]; then
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notify "ERROR" "btrfs send -p $SNAPSHOT_DIR/$LATEST_BACKUP $SNAPSHOT_DIR/$SNAPSHOT_NAME failed."
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exit_fail
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fi
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# Update latest in backup dir
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update_latest $BACKUP_DIR $SNAPSHOT_NAME
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# Update latest in snapshot dir
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update_latest $SNAPSHOT_DIR $SNAPSHOT_NAME
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# Exit
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notify "INFO" "Backup $SNAPSHOT_NAME completed successfully."
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exit_success
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# Scenario 5b
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else
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log "ERROR" "Something went wrong. $LATEST_BACKUP not found in $SNAPSHOT_DIR."
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notify "ERROR" "$LATEST_BACKUP not found in $SNAPSHOT_DIR."
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exit_fail
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fi
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