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Mount a remote bup repository to a local directory with sshfs and 'bup fuse'. A convenience script to save on manual mount point creation etc.
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#!/bin/sh | |
# Mount a remote bup repository to a local directory with sshfs | |
# and 'bup fuse'. | |
# A convenience script to save on manual mount point creation etc. | |
# | |
# Usage: | |
# bup-rfuse <server:remotedir/repo-bup> <mountpoint> | |
# (mountpoint is created if it does not exist) | |
# or just with the defaults (see below) | |
# bup-rfuse | |
# Defaults | |
REMOTE="server:/dir/repo-bup" | |
MOUNTPOINT="$HOME/bfuse" | |
# die $EXITCODE $MESSAGE | |
# Print and log a message and exit | |
die () { | |
echo "$2" | |
echo "Exiting with code $1" | |
exit $1 | |
} | |
# clean_up | |
# Unmount bup fuse and remove sshfs mount point. Called after ctrl-c. | |
clean_up () { | |
echo "CLEANUP!" | |
fusermount -u $MOUNTPOINT | |
# fusermount -u $SSHMOUNT | |
rmdir $SSHMOUNT | |
exit | |
} | |
if [ "$#" = "2" ] ; then | |
REMOTE="$1" | |
MOUNTPOINT="$2" | |
elif [ "$#" = "0" ] ; then | |
true | |
else | |
die 10 "Usage: $0 <server:remotedir/repo-bup> <mountpoint>" | |
fi | |
[ ! -d $MOUNTPOINT ] && (echo "Creating $MOUNTPOINT" ; mkdir $MOUNTPOINT ) | |
[ -n "$(ls -A $MOUNTPOINT)" ] && die 1 "Mountpoint $MOUNTPOINT not empty" | |
SSHMOUNT=$(mktemp --tmpdir -d buprfuse-XXXX) | |
trap clean_up 1 2 15 #SIGHUP SIGINT SIGTERM | |
SCMD="sshfs $REMOTE $SSHMOUNT" | |
echo "Running $SCMD" | |
$SCMD | |
[ ! $? -eq 0 ] && die 2 "Could not sshfs to $REMOTE" | |
BCMD="bup -d $SSHMOUNT fuse -f $MOUNTPOINT" | |
echo "Running $BCMD" | |
echo "Press Ctrl-C to stop" | |
$BCMD & | |
while true; do | |
sleep 1h | |
done |
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