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# query backup server and assemble list of backup IDs and assets (= filesystems) to restore
# ddfsadmin backup query -remote -d 192.168.1.30 -s Linux-ppdm-01-f3392/PLCTLP-580da36a-9e5d-4bc3-a438-d7d43cf34da4 -u Linux-ppdm-01-f3392
# Querying the backup list for host: linux-03.demo.local
# Querying backup details for all assets.
# SSID Level DD_USERNAME Storage Unit DD_IP Size (Bytes) Asset Name Backup Time
# 1705521615 incr Linux-ppdm-01-f3392 /Linux-ppdm-01-f3392/PLCTLP-580da36a-9e5d-4bc3-a438-d7d43cf34da4 192.168.1.30 262335339 /boot Wed Jan 17 20:00:15 2024
# 1705521614 incr Linux-ppdm-01-f3392 /Linux-ppdm-01-f3392/PLCTLP-580da36a-9e5d-4bc3-a438-d7d43cf34da4 192.168.1.30 6023773979 / Wed Jan 17 20:00:14 2024
# 1705435217 incr Linux-ppdm-01-f3392 /Linux-ppdm-01-f3392/PLCTLP-580da36a-9e5d-4bc3-a438-d7d43cf34da4 192.168.1.30 262335339 /boot Tue Jan 16 20:00:17 2024
# 1705435215 incr Linux-ppdm-01-f3392 /Linux-ppdm-01-f3392/PLCTLP-580da36a-9e5d-4bc3-a438-d7d43cf34da4 192.168.1.30 5852422723 / Tue Jan 16 20:00:15 2024
# 1705417190 incr Linux-ppdm-01-f3392 /Linux-ppdm-01-f3392/PLCTLP-580da36a-9e5d-4bc3-a438-d7d43cf34da4 192.168.1.30 262335339 /boot Tue Jan 16 14:59:50 2024
# 1705417189 incr Linux-ppdm-01-f3392 /Linux-ppdm-01-f3392/PLCTLP-580da36a-9e5d-4bc3-a438-d7d43cf34da4 192.168.1.30 5831305970 / Tue Jan 16 14:59:49 2024
# 1705348833 incr Linux-ppdm-01-f3392 /Linux-ppdm-01-f3392/PLCTLP-580da36a-9e5d-4bc3-a438-d7d43cf34da4 192.168.1.30 262138986 /boot Mon Jan 15 20:00:33 2024
# 1705348832 incr Linux-ppdm-01-f3392 /Linux-ppdm-01-f3392/PLCTLP-580da36a-9e5d-4bc3-a438-d7d43cf34da4 192.168.1.30 7628248368 / Mon Jan 15 20:00:32 2024
# 1705262444 incr Linux-ppdm-01-f3392 /Linux-ppdm-01-f3392/PLCTLP-580da36a-9e5d-4bc3-a438-d7d43cf34da4 192.168.1.30 262138986 /boot Sun Jan 14 20:00:44 2024
# 1705262443 incr Linux-ppdm-01-f3392 /Linux-ppdm-01-f3392/PLCTLP-580da36a-9e5d-4bc3-a438-d7d43cf34da4 192.168.1.30 7616441368 / Sun Jan 14 20:00:43 2024
# 1705176026 incr Linux-ppdm-01-f3392 /Linux-ppdm-01-f3392/PLCTLP-580da36a-9e5d-4bc3-a438-d7d43cf34da4 192.168.1.30 262138986 /boot Sat Jan 13 20:00:26 2024
# 1705176025 incr Linux-ppdm-01-f3392 /Linux-ppdm-01-f3392/PLCTLP-580da36a-9e5d-4bc3-a438-d7d43cf34da4 192.168.1.30 7605015445 / Sat Jan 13 20:00:25 2024
# 1705089640 incr Linux-ppdm-01-f3392 /Linux-ppdm-01-f3392/PLCTLP-580da36a-9e5d-4bc3-a438-d7d43cf34da4 192.168.1.30 262138986 /boot Fri Jan 12 20:00:40 2024
# 1705089639 incr Linux-ppdm-01-f3392 /Linux-ppdm-01-f3392/PLCTLP-580da36a-9e5d-4bc3-a438-d7d43cf34da4 192.168.1.30 7585073684 / Fri Jan 12 20:00:39 2024
# 1705003240 incr Linux-ppdm-01-f3392 /Linux-ppdm-01-f3392/PLCTLP-580da36a-9e5d-4bc3-a438-d7d43cf34da4 192.168.1.30 134429841 /boot Thu Jan 11 20:00:40 2024
# 1705003239 incr Linux-ppdm-01-f3392 /Linux-ppdm-01-f3392/PLCTLP-580da36a-9e5d-4bc3-a438-d7d43cf34da4 192.168.1.30 6638124606 / Thu Jan 11 20:00:39 2024
# 1704960222 full Linux-ppdm-01-f3392 /Linux-ppdm-01-f3392/PLCTLP-580da36a-9e5d-4bc3-a438-d7d43cf34da4 192.168.1.30 134429841 /boot Thu Jan 11 08:03:42 2024
# 1704960221 full Linux-ppdm-01-f3392 /Linux-ppdm-01-f3392/PLCTLP-580da36a-9e5d-4bc3-a438-d7d43cf34da4 192.168.1.30 6583641779 / Thu Jan 11 08:03:41 2024
# How it works:
# We read the backup query output line by line and store the SSID for every Asset Name ONCE. That gives us the
# most recent SSID for every Asset Name and we use that to restore the filesystems.
#
# For point-in-time recovery we simply skip all lines where the Backup Time is newer that the PIT time. If a user
# happens to choose a PIT time that falls between the backup times of the different file systems on the same server,
# then it can happen that a PIT recovery can use different backup job runs for different filesystems. For example here,
# if the PIT would be Wed Jan 17 20:00:14 2024 then / would be restored from Wed Jan 17 20:00:14 2024 and /boot from
# Tue Jan 16 20:00:17 2024. We think that this is the best that we can do for PPDM given the available information.
#
# The benefit of this approach is that we will also be able to restore a file system that was NOT backed up
# with the last backup run, but only a previous one (e.g. /web didn't work yesterday night but the night before)
#
# The danger of this approach is that ReaR would also restore file systems that have been removed from a server,
# and this can of course make the recovery fail if there is not enough disk space available for it.
#
# We believe that the latter case will happen much more seldom and that the benefit of restoring a file system
# that wasn't saved in the latest backup run by far outweighs the danger.
local res backup_info pit_timestamp header=1 # start from parsing the header
res=$(ddfsadmin backup query -remote -d "$PPDM_DD_IP" -s "$PPDM_STORAGE_UNIT" -u "$PPDM_DD_USERNAME" 2>&1) ||
Error "Could not query PPDM backups:$LF$res"
Debug "ddfsadmin backup query result:$LF$res"
PPDM_ASSETS_AND_SSIDS=()
pit_timestamp=$(date -d "$PPDM_RESTORE_PIT" +%s) || BugError "Could not convert PPDM_RESTORE_PIT ($PPDM_RESTORE_PIT) to timestamp"
while read -r line; do
Debug "Parsing $line"
if ((header == 1)); then
# read and skip header content before table
if [[ "$line" == *SSID*DD_USERNAME*Asset* ]]; then
let header=0
backup_info="Will restore the following backup sets:$LF$line"
fi
else
# all following lines are content
read ssid level dd_username storage_unit dd_ip size asset_name backup_time <<<"$line"
# filter out all lines that have a newer backup_time than our PIT time (which defaults to "now")
local backup_timestamp=$(date -d "$backup_time" +%s)
if ((backup_timestamp > pit_timestamp)); then
Log "Skipping over backup of $asset_name from $backup_time to honor PIT $PPDM_RESTORE_PIT"
continue
fi
if IsInArray "$asset_name" "${!PPDM_ASSETS_AND_SSIDS[@]}"; then
Debug "Skipping extra backup for $asset_name:$LF$line"
else
PPDM_ASSETS_AND_SSIDS[$asset_name]="$ssid"
backup_info+="$LF$line"
fi
fi
done <<<"$res"
((${#PPDM_ASSETS_AND_SSIDS[*]} == 0)) && Error "Could not find any backup sets to recover in ddfsadmin backup query output:$LF$res"
LogPrint "$backup_info$LF"