mysql-backup.sh

#!/bin/bash
# Author: Jason Barnett <J@sonBarnett.com>
export MYSQL_BACKUP_VERSION=1.0

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## README ##
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##
##  Assumptions this script makes:
##  ------------------------------
##    -The script itself is run by root
##    -root's home is /root
##    -MySQL Server version is >= 5.1.2 (That's when the whole --routines switch was added to mysqldump)
##    -crontab is configured to email you, help can be found here:
##      http://www.cyberciti.biz/faq/linux-unix-crontab-change-mailto-settings/
##
##  How to use this script:
##  -----------------------
##    Simply run this script as is once and it should ask all the right questions and place them in an easy
##    to reference config file so it never needs to ask again.
##
##    I suggest setting up a cronjob with this script once you've confirmed it's running as expected
##    and then putting it in your crontab, e.g.:
##
##      0 2 * * * /path/to/mysql-backup.sh > /dev/null
##
##    The reason behind my suggestion is that most people have (or sould have) cron setup so that it only
##    emails them when there is any output (both stdout or stderr) from the script/command/etc... I've
##    written this script to output to stderr when you need to be notified by email about a problem, e.g.
##    it's unable to grab a full list of databases, or it can't authenticate, etc... All of the stdout output
##    can be safely ignored. In order for this to work properly though, it requires cron daemon to be configured
##    properly so you can receive email from it when things go awry.
##
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## Functions ##
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. "$( dirname "${BASH_SOURCE[0]}" )/master_functions.sh"

function update_config {
    local config_property config_value
    config_property=$(echo $1 | awk -F= '{print $1}')
    config_value=$(echo $1 | awk -F= '{print $2}')

    [[ ! -d ${HOME}/.config/mysql-backup ]] && mkdir -p ${HOME}/.config/mysql-backup
    chmod 0700 ${HOME}/.config/mysql-backup

    [[ ! -e ${HOME}/.config/mysql-backup/config ]] && touch ${HOME}/.config/mysql-backup/config
    chmod 0600 ${HOME}/.config/mysql-backup/config

    sed -i "/^${config_property}=/d" ${HOME}/.config/mysql-backup/config
    echo "${config_property}=${config_value}" >> ${HOME}/.config/mysql-backup/config
}

function get_mysql_credentials {
    MYSQL_USER=$(ask_question "MySQL Username")
    [[ -z $MYSQL_USER ]] && exit 1
    MYSQL_HOST=$(ask_question "MySQL Host")
    MYSQL_PASS=$(ask_question "MySQL Password")
    [[ -n ${MYSQL_USER} && -n ${MYSQL_HOST} && -n ${MYSQL_PASS} ]] || {
        fail_msg "You have not specified a MySQL Username, Host and/or Password"
    }

    check_mysql_credentials
    update_config "MYSQL_USER=${MYSQL_USER}"
    update_config "MYSQL_HOST=${MYSQL_HOST}"
    update_config "MYSQL_PASS=${MYSQL_PASS}"
}

function check_mysql_credentials {
    temp_file=$(mktemp /tmp/.mysql-backup.XXXXXX)
    local good_credentials=

    mysql -u${MYSQL_USER} -h${MYSQL_HOST} -p${MYSQL_PASS} \
        -BNe 'show databases;' &> ${temp_file} && good_credentials=true

    if [[ -z $good_credentials ]];then
        fail_msg "You have a bad MySQL Username, Host and/or Password"
    fi

    rm -f ${temp_file}
}

function ask_about_routines {
    ROUTINES=$(ask_yes_no "Dump stored routines?")
    update_config "ROUTINES=${ROUTINES}"
}

function get_backup_destination {
    BACKUP_DEST=$(ask_question "Choose a backup destination, absolute path only")

    while [[ $(echo ${BACKUP_DEST} | grep -E '^((\/[a-zA-Z0-9]+(_[a-zA-Z0-9]+)*(\-[a-zA-Z0-9]+)*)+)$') == "" ]];do
        BACKUP_DEST=$(ask_question "I said absolute path only...")
    done

    update_config "BACKUP_DEST=${BACKUP_DEST}"
}


## MAIN SCRIPT ##
#################

# Check if mysql server even exists on the machine and exit if it's not.
[[ -x /usr/bin/mysqld_safe ]] || { echo "MySQL-Server is not installed on this machine."; exit 0; }

# Set HOME and load config (We set HOME here because most likely we're running from the crontab and HOME isn't set)
HOME=/root
[[ -e ${HOME}/.config/mysql-backup/config ]] && . ${HOME}/.config/mysql-backup/config

# Check for MySQL credentials
if [[ -n ${MYSQL_USER} && -n ${MYSQL_HOST} && -n ${MYSQL_PASS} ]]; then
    check_mysql_credentials
else
    get_mysql_credentials
fi

# Should we dump routines?
[[ -n ${ROUTINES} && (${ROUTINES} == "true" || ${ROUTINES} == "false") ]] || ask_about_routines
[[ ${ROUTINES} == "true" ]] && ROUTINES='--routines' || ROUTINES=

# Check for backup destination, create it if it doesn't exist, and set the correct permissions
[[ -n ${BACKUP_DEST} ]] || get_backup_destination
[[ ! -d ${BACKUP_DEST} ]] && mkdir -p ${BACKUP_DEST}
chown root:root -R ${BACKUP_DEST}
chmod 0700 ${BACKUP_DEST}

# Locate gzip binary and try to use pigz (multi-threaded gzip), or fallback and use gzip
GZIP=$(command -v pigz 2> /dev/null)
[[ -z ${GZIP} ]] && { GZIP=$(command -v gzip 2> /dev/null); msg "INFO: You don't have pigz installed, using gzip instead."; msg "      This is not a big deal, pigz simply speeds up the backup process."; }

# Locate mysqldump binary
MYSQLDUMP=$(command -v mysqldump 2> /dev/null)
[[ -z ${MYSQLDUMP} ]] && fail_msg "Unable to locate \"mysqldump\". Make sure it's in your \$PATH."

# Get a list of all databases
DBs="$(mysql -u${MYSQL_USER} -h${MYSQL_HOST} -p${MYSQL_PASS} -BNe 'show databases;' | grep -E -v '^(information_schema|performance_schema)$')"
mysql_status=$?

[[ $mysql_status != "0" ]] && fail_msg "There was an issue grabbing a complete list of databases to backup."

backup_failed=
for db in ${DBs};do
    FILE="${BACKUP_DEST}/${db}.sql.gz"
    [ -f ${FILE}.2 ] && rm -f ${FILE}.2
    [ -f ${FILE}.1 ] && mv ${FILE}.1 ${FILE}.2
    [ -f ${FILE}.0 ] && mv ${FILE}.0 ${FILE}.1
    [ -f ${FILE} ] && mv ${FILE} ${FILE}.0
    echo -n "Backing up $db... "
    if ${MYSQLDUMP} -u${MYSQL_USER} -h${MYSQL_HOST} -p${MYSQL_PASS} $ROUTINES -B ${db} | $GZIP -9 > ${FILE};
        then
            msg Success!
        else
            err_msg Failed!
            backup_failed=true
            failed_dbs="$db $failed_dbs"
    fi
done

[[ $backup_failed == "true" ]] && fail_msg "There was an issue backing up the following databases: ${failed_dbs}"