#!/bin/bash
# Simple rsync backup script for my MacBookPro
#
# Dominic Reich, OE7DRT, dominic@mm.st

# we don't need this, because we run sudo below…
# if [ "$EUID" -ne 0 ]
# 	then echo "Not root. Exiting."
# 	exit
# fi

# rsync -qaR \
# --append-verify

# good, but not effective (another way to do this)
# sudo rsync -avzhRP --del --stats  --inplace  \
# 	--include='/etc/***' \
# 	--include='/boot/***' \
# 	--include='/home/***' \
# 	--include='/usr/local/***' \
# 	--include='/opt/***' \
# 	--include='/lib/systemd/system' \
# 	--exclude='*' \
# 	/ nas:/volume1/NetBackup/polaris-kde-2022/

## The old code — since I use sudo below, I do this
## with a more privileged user in one run because I
## also want to backup some system files

#rsync -avzh --delete-delay --stats --partial \
#  --append-verify --inplace --progress \
#  --exclude '.cache' \
#  --exclude '.gvfs' \
#  --exclude '.DS_Store' \
#  --exclude 'Thumbs.db' \
#  --exclude 'lost+found' \
#  --exclude '.Trash' \
#  --exclude '.bash_history' \
#  --exclude '.zhistory' \
#  --exclude '.local/share/Steam/steamapps/common/' \
#  --exclude 'Musik/nas/' \
#  --exclude 'NetBackup/' \
#  --exclude 'SynologyDrive/' \
#  '/home/dominic/./' nas:/volume1/NetBackup/polaris-kde-2022/sync/

#sudo rsync -avzhRP --del --stats  --inplace  \
sudo rsync -avzhRP --del --stats \
  --exclude 'BACKUP_LINUX_DISK/***' \
  --exclude 'BACKUP_OLDMAC/***' \
	--exclude '.SynologyDrive/***' \
	--exclude 'SynologyDrive/***' \
	--exclude '.cache/***' \
	--exclude '.gvfs/***' \
	--exclude '.DS_Store' \
	--exclude 'Thumbs.db' \
	--exclude 'lost+found/***' \
	--exclude '.Trash/***' \
	--exclude 'Steam/***' \
	--exclude '_nas-*/***' \
	--exclude 'Attack/***' \
	'/./etc' \
	'/./boot' \
	'/./home' \
	'/./usr/local' \
	'/./opt' \
	'/./root' \
	'/./lib/systemd/system' \
	'/./var/lib/libvirt' \
	nas:/volume1/NetBackup/polaris-arch/./