#!/bin/bash

# This bash script is used for the slightly automated process of exporting log files from the XXXXXXX Servers
# Version: 0.2
# Last Updated: 13/04/2011

# Date variable
BKDATE=$(date +%Y%m%d)

echo THIS BASH SCRIPT IS TO BE USED FOR THE EXPORTATION OF ALL SERVER LOGS TO A USB
echo THE FOLLOWING CONDITIONS MUST HAVE BEEN COMPLETED BEFORE RUNNING THIS SCRIPT....
echo 1. YOU MUST BE LOGGED IN ON THE ROOT ACCOUNT OF XXXXX SERVER SERVER01. THIS SCRIPT WILL NOT WORK ON THE OTHER SERVERS!
echo 2. THE USB DRIVE MUST BE INSERTED AND MOUNTED DIRECTLY TO /mnt/ WITHOUT A FOLDER NAME PRIOR TO RUNNING THIS SCRIPT
echo If the drive is not mounted please type the following; mount -t vfat /dev/sdb1 /mnt/ (kill this script before attempting to run command)
echo NOTE: sdb1 may NOT be the correct dev for the USB refer to notes if an error occurs

read -p "If the above has been completed press ENTER to continue....if it hasn't please exit the script"

echo Now creating directories on /mnt/

# This first command will first create a current date directory on the USB Drive
mkdir /mnt/$BKDATE/

# The following commands will then create all relevant server folders within the current date of this backup process taking place
mkdir /mnt/$BKDATE/SERVER01
mkdir /mnt/$BKDATE/SERVER02
mkdir /mnt/$BKDATE/SERVER03
mkdir /mnt/$BKDATE/SERVER04
mkdir /mnt/$BKDATE/SERVER05
mkdir /mnt/$BKDATE/SERVER06
mkdir /mnt/$BKDATE/SERVER07
mkdir /mnt/$BKDATE/SERVER08
mkdir /mnt/$BKDATE/SERVERR01
mkdir /mnt/$BKDATE/SERVERR02
mkdir /mnt/$BKDATE/SERVERR03

read -p "The directories have been created on the USB, press ENTER to being the copy process..."

# This first command is only using cp as you are already on the SERVER01 box and don't need to use scp (for remote copy)
cp /var/log/* /mnt/$BKDATE/SERVER01

# The following commands will now execute Secure Remote Copy using the root account of all servers. It will prompt for the password for each instance
# We are not using an RSA Public Key and therefore cannot avoid the need to enter in the password for each server instance
scp root@xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx:/var/log/* /mnt/$BKDATE/SERVER02
scp root@xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx:/var/log/* /mnt/$BKDATE/SERVER03
scp root@xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx:/var/log/* /mnt/$BKDATE/SERVER04
scp root@xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx:/var/log/* /mnt/$BKDATE/SERVER05
scp root@xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx:/var/log/* /mnt/$BKDATE/SERVER06
scp root@xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx:/var/log/* /mnt/$BKDATE/SERVER07
scp root@xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx:/var/log/* /mnt/$BKDATE/SERVER08
scp root@xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx:/var/log/* /mnt/$BKDATE/SERVERR01
scp root@xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx:/var/log/* /mnt/$BKDATE/SERVERR02
scp root@xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx:/var/log/* /mnt/$BKDATE/SERVERR03

read -p "The copying process is now completed, press ENETER to unmount the USB...."

# The change of directory is to ensure the drive can be unmounted (if the user ran the bash script within the /mnt/ directory itself 
cd /

# Command to unmount the USB Drive
umount /mnt/

#The USB drive has been unmounted and can be removed
read -p "You can now remove the USB key....press ENTER to exit the script"
exit