#!/bin/sh /etc/rc.common

# OpenWrt /etc/init.d/ script to backup and restore the rrd (collectd) database, to preserve data across reboots
#
#
# howto:
# - upload this file as /etc/init.d/rrdbackup
# - (optional) adjust BACKUP_DIR below to point to a different target directory for the backup (e.g., a USB drive)
# - # chmod +x /etc/init.d/rrdbackup
# - # /etc/init.d/rrdbackup enable
# - # /etc/init.d/rrdbackup start
# - (optional) for periodic backups insert into crontab:
#      0 */6 * * * /etc/init.d/rrdbackup backup
#   adjust interval to own taste (example above backs up every 6 hours)
# - (optional) add the backup target directory to /etc/sysupgrade.conf for the backup to be preserved across sysupgrades

# queue this init script to start (i.e., restore) right before collectd starts (80)
# and stop (i.e., backup) right after collectd stops (10):
START=79
STOP=11

# add commands "backup" to manually backup database (e.g. from cronjob)
# and "restore" to restore database (undocumented, should not be needed in regular use)
EXTRA_COMMANDS="backup restore"
EXTRA_HELP="	backup  backup current rrd database"

# directories and files
# RRD_DIR needs to be relative to root, i.e. no slash in front (to mitigate tar "leading '/'" warning)
RRD_DIR=tmp/rrd 
BACKUP_DIR=/usr/share/collectd
BACKUP_FILE=rrdbackup.tgz

backup() {
	local TMP_FILE=$(mktemp -u)
	tar -czf $TMP_FILE -C / $RRD_DIR
	mkdir -p $BACKUP_DIR
	mv $TMP_FILE "$BACKUP_DIR/$BACKUP_FILE"
}

restore() {
	[[ -f "$BACKUP_DIR/$BACKUP_FILE" ]] && tar -xzf "$BACKUP_DIR/$BACKUP_FILE" -C /
}

start() {
	restore
}

stop() {
	backup
}