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#!/sbin/sh
#
Modular backuptool.sh. Executes backup and restore methods defined in arbitrary /system/addon.d/*.sh scripts. Tips & Tricks ============= * 50-cm.sh contains only a reference implementation. You may customize the methods however you wish. For example, 20-foobar.sh pre-backup can use a loop with conditionals to generate a dynamic backup list in /tmp/foobar_file_list which is later printed by list_files() so the backup method will act on those files. * Optional methods pre-backup, post-backup, pre-restore, or post-restore may be defined for special purposes. * Inject new files into /tmp/addon.d/ prior to backuptool.sh backup if you want to act during the current CM upgrade. * Delete files from /tmp/addon.d/ during post-restore if you want to permanently remove files from /system/addon.d/ Addons may use this approach to run a script only once. * Scripts run in sort -n order. Prefix with numbers 00 through 99 if want to run in a particular order. * You can have two separate scripts, implementing only backup in one, and only restore in the other with a different number prefix of each. This allows even greater control the backup/restore order even further. * You could use pre-backup to generate a one-time use backup script in /tmp/addon.d/ that deletes itself in post-restore. Patch Series ============ http://review.cyanogenmod.com/#change,13265 CyanogenMod/android_build * edify generator http://review.cyanogenmod.com/#change,13266 CyanogenMod/android_system_core * permissions on /system/addon.d http://review.cyanogenmod.com/#change,13267 CyanogenMod/android_vendor_cm * 50-cm.sh reference backup script * modular backuptool.sh * support backuptool.functions used by /system/addon.d/*.sh scripts Change-Id: Ifd5eaf9dcfd68d92e5043c21d1bae1dc0ad54860
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# Backup and restore addon /system files
#
Modular backuptool.sh. Executes backup and restore methods defined in arbitrary /system/addon.d/*.sh scripts. Tips & Tricks ============= * 50-cm.sh contains only a reference implementation. You may customize the methods however you wish. For example, 20-foobar.sh pre-backup can use a loop with conditionals to generate a dynamic backup list in /tmp/foobar_file_list which is later printed by list_files() so the backup method will act on those files. * Optional methods pre-backup, post-backup, pre-restore, or post-restore may be defined for special purposes. * Inject new files into /tmp/addon.d/ prior to backuptool.sh backup if you want to act during the current CM upgrade. * Delete files from /tmp/addon.d/ during post-restore if you want to permanently remove files from /system/addon.d/ Addons may use this approach to run a script only once. * Scripts run in sort -n order. Prefix with numbers 00 through 99 if want to run in a particular order. * You can have two separate scripts, implementing only backup in one, and only restore in the other with a different number prefix of each. This allows even greater control the backup/restore order even further. * You could use pre-backup to generate a one-time use backup script in /tmp/addon.d/ that deletes itself in post-restore. Patch Series ============ http://review.cyanogenmod.com/#change,13265 CyanogenMod/android_build * edify generator http://review.cyanogenmod.com/#change,13266 CyanogenMod/android_system_core * permissions on /system/addon.d http://review.cyanogenmod.com/#change,13267 CyanogenMod/android_vendor_cm * 50-cm.sh reference backup script * modular backuptool.sh * support backuptool.functions used by /system/addon.d/*.sh scripts Change-Id: Ifd5eaf9dcfd68d92e5043c21d1bae1dc0ad54860
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export C=/tmp/backupdir
export S=/system
export V=10
Modular backuptool.sh. Executes backup and restore methods defined in arbitrary /system/addon.d/*.sh scripts. Tips & Tricks ============= * 50-cm.sh contains only a reference implementation. You may customize the methods however you wish. For example, 20-foobar.sh pre-backup can use a loop with conditionals to generate a dynamic backup list in /tmp/foobar_file_list which is later printed by list_files() so the backup method will act on those files. * Optional methods pre-backup, post-backup, pre-restore, or post-restore may be defined for special purposes. * Inject new files into /tmp/addon.d/ prior to backuptool.sh backup if you want to act during the current CM upgrade. * Delete files from /tmp/addon.d/ during post-restore if you want to permanently remove files from /system/addon.d/ Addons may use this approach to run a script only once. * Scripts run in sort -n order. Prefix with numbers 00 through 99 if want to run in a particular order. * You can have two separate scripts, implementing only backup in one, and only restore in the other with a different number prefix of each. This allows even greater control the backup/restore order even further. * You could use pre-backup to generate a one-time use backup script in /tmp/addon.d/ that deletes itself in post-restore. Patch Series ============ http://review.cyanogenmod.com/#change,13265 CyanogenMod/android_build * edify generator http://review.cyanogenmod.com/#change,13266 CyanogenMod/android_system_core * permissions on /system/addon.d http://review.cyanogenmod.com/#change,13267 CyanogenMod/android_vendor_cm * 50-cm.sh reference backup script * modular backuptool.sh * support backuptool.functions used by /system/addon.d/*.sh scripts Change-Id: Ifd5eaf9dcfd68d92e5043c21d1bae1dc0ad54860
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# Preserve /system/addon.d in /tmp/addon.d
preserve_addon_d() {
mkdir -p /tmp/addon.d/
cp -a /system/addon.d/* /tmp/addon.d/
chmod 755 /tmp/addon.d/*.sh
}
Modular backuptool.sh. Executes backup and restore methods defined in arbitrary /system/addon.d/*.sh scripts. Tips & Tricks ============= * 50-cm.sh contains only a reference implementation. You may customize the methods however you wish. For example, 20-foobar.sh pre-backup can use a loop with conditionals to generate a dynamic backup list in /tmp/foobar_file_list which is later printed by list_files() so the backup method will act on those files. * Optional methods pre-backup, post-backup, pre-restore, or post-restore may be defined for special purposes. * Inject new files into /tmp/addon.d/ prior to backuptool.sh backup if you want to act during the current CM upgrade. * Delete files from /tmp/addon.d/ during post-restore if you want to permanently remove files from /system/addon.d/ Addons may use this approach to run a script only once. * Scripts run in sort -n order. Prefix with numbers 00 through 99 if want to run in a particular order. * You can have two separate scripts, implementing only backup in one, and only restore in the other with a different number prefix of each. This allows even greater control the backup/restore order even further. * You could use pre-backup to generate a one-time use backup script in /tmp/addon.d/ that deletes itself in post-restore. Patch Series ============ http://review.cyanogenmod.com/#change,13265 CyanogenMod/android_build * edify generator http://review.cyanogenmod.com/#change,13266 CyanogenMod/android_system_core * permissions on /system/addon.d http://review.cyanogenmod.com/#change,13267 CyanogenMod/android_vendor_cm * 50-cm.sh reference backup script * modular backuptool.sh * support backuptool.functions used by /system/addon.d/*.sh scripts Change-Id: Ifd5eaf9dcfd68d92e5043c21d1bae1dc0ad54860
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# Restore /system/addon.d in /tmp/addon.d
restore_addon_d() {
cp -a /tmp/addon.d/* /system/addon.d/
rm -rf /tmp/addon.d/
}
Modular backuptool.sh. Executes backup and restore methods defined in arbitrary /system/addon.d/*.sh scripts. Tips & Tricks ============= * 50-cm.sh contains only a reference implementation. You may customize the methods however you wish. For example, 20-foobar.sh pre-backup can use a loop with conditionals to generate a dynamic backup list in /tmp/foobar_file_list which is later printed by list_files() so the backup method will act on those files. * Optional methods pre-backup, post-backup, pre-restore, or post-restore may be defined for special purposes. * Inject new files into /tmp/addon.d/ prior to backuptool.sh backup if you want to act during the current CM upgrade. * Delete files from /tmp/addon.d/ during post-restore if you want to permanently remove files from /system/addon.d/ Addons may use this approach to run a script only once. * Scripts run in sort -n order. Prefix with numbers 00 through 99 if want to run in a particular order. * You can have two separate scripts, implementing only backup in one, and only restore in the other with a different number prefix of each. This allows even greater control the backup/restore order even further. * You could use pre-backup to generate a one-time use backup script in /tmp/addon.d/ that deletes itself in post-restore. Patch Series ============ http://review.cyanogenmod.com/#change,13265 CyanogenMod/android_build * edify generator http://review.cyanogenmod.com/#change,13266 CyanogenMod/android_system_core * permissions on /system/addon.d http://review.cyanogenmod.com/#change,13267 CyanogenMod/android_vendor_cm * 50-cm.sh reference backup script * modular backuptool.sh * support backuptool.functions used by /system/addon.d/*.sh scripts Change-Id: Ifd5eaf9dcfd68d92e5043c21d1bae1dc0ad54860
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# Proceed only if /system is the expected major version
check_prereq() {
if ( ! grep -q "^ro.cm.version=$V.*" /system/build.prop ); then
echo "Not backing up files from incompatible version."
exit 127
fi
}
Modular backuptool.sh. Executes backup and restore methods defined in arbitrary /system/addon.d/*.sh scripts. Tips & Tricks ============= * 50-cm.sh contains only a reference implementation. You may customize the methods however you wish. For example, 20-foobar.sh pre-backup can use a loop with conditionals to generate a dynamic backup list in /tmp/foobar_file_list which is later printed by list_files() so the backup method will act on those files. * Optional methods pre-backup, post-backup, pre-restore, or post-restore may be defined for special purposes. * Inject new files into /tmp/addon.d/ prior to backuptool.sh backup if you want to act during the current CM upgrade. * Delete files from /tmp/addon.d/ during post-restore if you want to permanently remove files from /system/addon.d/ Addons may use this approach to run a script only once. * Scripts run in sort -n order. Prefix with numbers 00 through 99 if want to run in a particular order. * You can have two separate scripts, implementing only backup in one, and only restore in the other with a different number prefix of each. This allows even greater control the backup/restore order even further. * You could use pre-backup to generate a one-time use backup script in /tmp/addon.d/ that deletes itself in post-restore. Patch Series ============ http://review.cyanogenmod.com/#change,13265 CyanogenMod/android_build * edify generator http://review.cyanogenmod.com/#change,13266 CyanogenMod/android_system_core * permissions on /system/addon.d http://review.cyanogenmod.com/#change,13267 CyanogenMod/android_vendor_cm * 50-cm.sh reference backup script * modular backuptool.sh * support backuptool.functions used by /system/addon.d/*.sh scripts Change-Id: Ifd5eaf9dcfd68d92e5043c21d1bae1dc0ad54860
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# Execute /system/addon.d/*.sh scripts with $1 parameter
run_stage() {
for script in $(find /tmp/addon.d/ -name '*.sh' |sort -n); do
$script $1
done
}
case "$1" in
Modular backuptool.sh. Executes backup and restore methods defined in arbitrary /system/addon.d/*.sh scripts. Tips & Tricks ============= * 50-cm.sh contains only a reference implementation. You may customize the methods however you wish. For example, 20-foobar.sh pre-backup can use a loop with conditionals to generate a dynamic backup list in /tmp/foobar_file_list which is later printed by list_files() so the backup method will act on those files. * Optional methods pre-backup, post-backup, pre-restore, or post-restore may be defined for special purposes. * Inject new files into /tmp/addon.d/ prior to backuptool.sh backup if you want to act during the current CM upgrade. * Delete files from /tmp/addon.d/ during post-restore if you want to permanently remove files from /system/addon.d/ Addons may use this approach to run a script only once. * Scripts run in sort -n order. Prefix with numbers 00 through 99 if want to run in a particular order. * You can have two separate scripts, implementing only backup in one, and only restore in the other with a different number prefix of each. This allows even greater control the backup/restore order even further. * You could use pre-backup to generate a one-time use backup script in /tmp/addon.d/ that deletes itself in post-restore. Patch Series ============ http://review.cyanogenmod.com/#change,13265 CyanogenMod/android_build * edify generator http://review.cyanogenmod.com/#change,13266 CyanogenMod/android_system_core * permissions on /system/addon.d http://review.cyanogenmod.com/#change,13267 CyanogenMod/android_vendor_cm * 50-cm.sh reference backup script * modular backuptool.sh * support backuptool.functions used by /system/addon.d/*.sh scripts Change-Id: Ifd5eaf9dcfd68d92e5043c21d1bae1dc0ad54860
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backup)
mkdir -p $C
check_prereq
preserve_addon_d
run_stage pre-backup
run_stage backup
run_stage post-backup
;;
restore)
check_prereq
run_stage pre-restore
run_stage restore
run_stage post-restore
restore_addon_d
rm -rf $C
sync
;;
*)
echo "Usage: $0 {backup|restore}"
exit 1
esac
exit 0