From: Eric Bollengier Date: Fri, 8 Sep 2023 07:55:25 +0000 (+0200) Subject: Remove baculabackupreport. Can be found at https://github.com/waa/baculabackupreport X-Git-Tag: Beta-15.0.0~6 X-Git-Url: http://git.ipfire.org/cgi-bin/gitweb.cgi?a=commitdiff_plain;h=aa2ab2c993ba6efc3acdbb84ad94b07c356dbb66;p=thirdparty%2Fbacula.git Remove baculabackupreport. Can be found at https://github.com/waa/baculabackupreport --- diff --git a/bacula/autoconf/configure.in b/bacula/autoconf/configure.in index 78329b0b4..c496cdeaf 100644 --- a/bacula/autoconf/configure.in +++ b/bacula/autoconf/configure.in @@ -4143,7 +4143,6 @@ AC_CONFIG_FILES([ manpages/Makefile \ scripts/btraceback \ scripts/bconsole \ - scripts/baculabackupreport \ scripts/bacula \ scripts/bacula-ctl-dir \ scripts/bacula-ctl-fd \ diff --git a/bacula/scripts/baculabackupreport.in b/bacula/scripts/baculabackupreport.in deleted file mode 100755 index e9a4f0e6c..000000000 --- a/bacula/scripts/baculabackupreport.in +++ /dev/null @@ -1,858 +0,0 @@ -#!/bin/sh -# -# baculabackupreport.sh -# -# ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ -# -# waa - 20130428 - Initial release. -# Generate basic Bacula backup report. -# -# waa - 20170501 - Change Log moved to bottom of script. -# -# ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ -# -# Copyright (c) 2013-2017, William A. Arlofski waa-at-revpol-dot-com -# All rights reserved. -# -# Redistribution and use in source and binary forms, with or without -# modification, are permitted provided that the following conditions are -# met: -# -# 1. Redistributions of source code must retain the above copyright -# notice, this list of conditions and the following disclaimer. -# -# 2. Redistributions in binary form must reproduce the above copyright -# notice, this list of conditions and the following disclaimer in the -# documentation and/or other materials provided with the distribution. -# -# THIS SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED BY THE COPYRIGHT HOLDERS AND CONTRIBUTORS "AS -# IS" AND ANY EXPRESS OR IMPLIED WARRANTIES, INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED -# TO, THE IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY AND FITNESS FOR A -# PARTICULAR PURPOSE ARE DISCLAIMED. IN NO EVENT SHALL THE COPYRIGHT -# HOLDER OR CONTRIBUTORS BE LIABLE FOR ANY DIRECT, INDIRECT, INCIDENTAL, -# SPECIAL, EXEMPLARY, OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES (INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED -# TO, PROCUREMENT OF SUBSTITUTE GOODS OR SERVICES; LOSS OF USE, DATA, OR -# PROFITS; OR BUSINESS INTERRUPTION) HOWEVER CAUSED AND ON ANY THEORY OF -# LIABILITY, WHETHER IN CONTRACT, STRICT LIABILITY, OR TORT (INCLUDING -# NEGLIGENCE OR OTHERWISE) ARISING IN ANY WAY OUT OF THE USE OF THIS -# SOFTWARE, EVEN IF ADVISED OF THE POSSIBILITY OF SUCH DAMAGE. -# -# ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ - - -# System variables -# ---------------- -server="@hostname@" -admin="@job_email@" -bcbin="@sbindir@/bconsole" -sendmail="/usr/sbin/sendmail" -bcconfig="@sysconfdir@/bconsole.conf" - -# Database variables -# ------------------ -dbtype="@DEFAULT_DB_TYPE@" # Supported options are pgsql/postgresql, mysql, mariadb -db="@db_name@" -dbuser="@db_user@" -dbbindir="/usr/bin" -# dbpass="-p@db_password@" # Uncomment and set db password if one is used - -# Formatting variables -# -------------------- -html="yes" # Generate HTML emails instead of plain text emails? -boldstatus="yes" # Set tag on Status field (only if html="yes") -colorstatusbg="yes" # Colorize the Status cell's background? (only if html="yes") - -jobtableheadercolor="#b0b0b0" # Background color for the HTML table's header -jobtablejobcolor="#f4f4f4" # Background color for the job rows in the HTML table -runningjobcolor="#4d79ff" # Background color of the Status cell for "Running" jobs -goodjobcolor="#00f000" # Background color of the Status cell for "OK" jobs -warnjobcolor="#ffff00" # Background color of the Status cell for "OK" jobs (with warnings - well, actually with 'joberrors') -badjobcolor="#cc3300" # Background color of the Status cell for "bad" jobs -goodjobwitherrcolor="#cccc00" # Background color of the Status cell for "OK" jobs (with errors) - Not implemented due to request - -fontfamily="Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif" # Set the font family to use for HTML emails -fontsize="16px" # Set the font size to use for email title and print summaries -fontsizejobinfo="12px" # Set the font size to use for job information inside of table -fontsizesumlog="10px" # Set the font size of bad logs and job summaries - -printsummary="yes" # Print a short summary after the job list table? (Total Jobs, Files & Bytes) -emailsummaries="no" # Email all job summaries. Be careful with this, it can generate very large emails -emailbadlogs="yes" # Email logs of bad jobs or jobs with JobErrors -ne 0. Be careful, this can generate very large emails. -addsubjecticon="yes" # Prepend the email Subject with UTF-8 icons (a 'checkmark', 'circle with slash', or a bold 'x') -nojobsicon="=?utf-8?Q?=E2=8A=98?=" # utf-8 subject icon when no jobs have been run -goodjobsicon="=?utf-8?Q?=E2=9C=94?=" # utf-8 subject icon when all jobs were "OK" -badjobsicon="=?utf-8?Q?=E2=9C=96?=" # utf-8 subject icon when there are jobs with errors etc -starbadjobids="yes" # Prepend an asterisk "*" to jobids of "bad" jobs -sortfield="EndTime" # Which catalog db field to sort on? Multiple,fields,work,here -sortorder="DESC" # Which direction to sort? -emailtitle="Jobs Run On ${server} in the Past ${1} Hours" # This is prepended at the top of the email, before the jobs table - - -# -------------------------------------------------- -# Nothing should need to be modified below this line -# -------------------------------------------------- - - -hist=${1} -if [ -z ${hist} ]; then - echo -e "\nUSE:\n$0 \n" - exit 1 -fi - -if [ ! -e ${bcconfig} ]; then - echo -e "\nThe bconsole configuration file does not seem to be '${bcconfig}'." - echo -e "Please check the setting for the variable 'bcconfig'.\n" - exit 1 -fi - -if [ ! -x ${bcbin} ]; then - echo -e "\nThe bconsole binary does not seem to be '${bcbin}', or it is not executable." - echo -e "Please check the setting for the variable 'bcbin'.\n" - exit 1 -fi - -if [ ! -x ${dbbin} ]; then - echo -e "\nThe database client binary does not seem to be '${dbbin}', or it is not executable." - echo -e "Please check the setting for the variable 'dbbin'.\n" - exit 1 -fi - -if [ ! -x ${sendmail} ]; then - echo -e "\nThe sendmail binary does not seem to be '${sendmail}', or it is not executable." - echo -e "Please check the setting for the variable 'sendmail'.\n" - exit 1 -fi - - -# Build query based on dbtype. Good thing we have "standards" Sigh... -# ------------------------------------------------------------------- -case ${dbtype} in - mysql ) - queryresult=$(echo "SELECT JobId, Name, StartTime, EndTime, Type, Level, JobStatus, JobFiles, JobBytes, \ - TIMEDIFF (EndTime,StartTime) as RunTime, JobErrors \ - FROM Job \ - WHERE (RealEndTime >= DATE_ADD(NOW(), INTERVAL -${hist} HOUR) OR JobStatus='R') \ - ORDER BY ${sortfield} ${sortorder};" \ - | ${dbbindir}/mysql -u ${dbuser} ${dbpass} ${db} \ - | sed '/^JobId/d' ) - ;; - - pgsql|postgresql ) - queryresult=$(echo "SELECT JobId, Name, StartTime, EndTime, Type, Level, JobStatus, JobFiles, JobBytes, \ - AGE(EndTime, StartTime) as RunTime, JobErrors \ - FROM Job \ - WHERE (RealEndTime >= CURRENT_TIMESTAMP(2) - cast('${hist} HOUR' as INTERVAL) OR JobStatus='R') \ - ORDER BY ${sortfield} ${sortorder};" \ - | ${dbbindir}/psql -U ${dbuser} ${dbpass} ${db} -0t \ - | sed -e 's/|//g' -e '/^$/d' ) - ;; - - mariadb ) - queryresult=$(echo "SELECT JobId, Name, StartTime, EndTime, Type, Level, JobStatus, JobFiles, JobBytes, \ - TIMEDIFF (EndTime,StartTime) as RunTime, JobErrors \ - FROM Job \ - WHERE (RealEndTime >= DATE_ADD(NOW(), INTERVAL -${hist} HOUR) OR JobStatus='R') \ - ORDER BY ${sortfield} ${sortorder};" \ - | ${dbbindir}/mysql -u ${dbuser} -p${dbpass} ${db} -s -N ) - ;; - - * ) - echo "dbtype of '${dbtype}' is invalid. Please set dbtype variable to 'mysql', 'pgsql', or 'mariadb'" - exit 1 - ;; -esac - - -# If we have no jobs to report on, then -# we need to skip the entire awk script -# and some bash stuff and jump all the -# way to about line 673 -# ------------------------------------- -if [ -z "${queryresult}" ]; then - results="0" - else - results="1" - - -# Now for some fun with awk -# ------------------------- -IFS=" " -msg=$(echo ${queryresult} | \ -LC_ALL=en_US.UTF-8 \ -awk \ --v html="${html}" \ --v boldstatus="${boldstatus}" \ --v colorstatusbg="${colorstatusbg}" \ --v jobtableheadercolor="${jobtableheadercolor}" \ --v jobtablejobcolor="${jobtablejobcolor}" \ --v runningjobcolor="${runningjobcolor}" \ --v goodjobcolor="${goodjobcolor}" \ --v goodjobwitherrcolor="${goodjobwitherrcolor}" \ --v warnjobcolor="${warnjobcolor}" \ --v badjobcolor="${badjobcolor}" \ --v printsummary="${printsummary}" \ --v starbadjobids="${starbadjobids}" \ -'BEGIN { awkerr = 0 } -{star = " " } - - - # List of possible jobstatus codes - # -------------------------------- - # Enter SQL query: SELECT * FROM status; - # +-----------+---------------------------------+----------+ - # | jobstatus | jobstatuslong | severity | - # +-----------+---------------------------------+----------+ - # | C | Created, not yet running | 15 | - # | R | Running | 15 | - # | B | Blocked | 15 | - # | T | Completed successfully | 10 | - # | E | Terminated with errors | 25 | - # | e | Non-fatal error | 20 | - # | f | Fatal error | 100 | - # | D | Verify found differences | 15 | - # | A | Canceled by user | 90 | - # | F | Waiting for Client | 15 | - # | S | Waiting for Storage daemon | 15 | - # | m | Waiting for new media | | - # | M | Waiting for media mount | 15 | - # | s | Waiting for storage resource | 15 | - # | j | Waiting for job resource | 15 | - # | c | Waiting for client resource | 15 | - # | d | Waiting on maximum jobs | 15 | - # | t | Waiting on start time | 15 | - # | p | Waiting on higher priority jobs | 15 | - # | a | SD despooling attributes | 15 | - # | i | Doing batch insert file records | 15 | - # | I | Incomplete Job | 25 | - # +-----------+---------------------------------+----------+ - - - # Is this job still running? - # If a job is still running, then there will be no "Stop Time" - # fields, so $9 (jobstatus) will be shifted left two columns - # to $7, and we will need to test and then reassign these variables - # Note, this seems to be required for PostgreSQL, but MariaDB and - # MySQL return all zeros for the date and time for running jobs - # ----------------------------------------------------------------- - { if ($7 == "R" && $8 ~ /^[0-9]+/) - { - $13 = $10 - $11 = $9 - $10 = $8 - $9 = $7 - $8 = $6 - $7 = $5 - $5 = "--=Still Running=--" - $6 = "" - } - } - - - # Assign words to job status code characters - # ------------------------------------------ - # First, check to see if we need to generate an HTML email - { if (html == "yes") - { - # Set default opening and closing tags for status cell - # ---------------------------------------------------- - tdo = "" - tdc = "" - - # Check to see if the job is "OK" then assign - # the "goodjobcolor" to the cell background - # ------------------------------------------- - if ($9 ~ /[T]/ && $13 == 0) - { - if (colorstatusbg == "yes") - # Assign jobs that are OK or Running the goodjobcolor - # --------------------------------------------------- - { - tdo = "" - } - - # Should the status be bolded? - # ---------------------------- - if (boldstatus == "yes") - { - tdo=tdo"" - tdc=""tdc - } - status["T"]=tdo"-OK-"tdc - - # If it is a good job, but with errors or warnings - # then we will assign the warnjobcolor - # ------------------------------------------------ - } else if ($9 == "T" && $13 != 0) - { - if (colorstatusbg == "yes") - # Assign OK jobs with errors the warnjobcolor - # ------------------------------------------- - { - tdo = "" - } - - # Should the status be bolded? - # ---------------------------- - if (boldstatus == "yes") - { - tdo=tdo"" - tdc=""tdc - } - # Since the "W" jobstatus never appears in the DB, we manually - # assign it here so it can be recognized later on in the script - # ------------------------------------------------------------- - $9 = "W" - status["W"]=tdo"OK/Warnings"tdc - - # If the job is still running we will - # assign it the runningjobcolor - # ----------------------------------- - } else if ($9 == "R") - { - if (colorstatusbg == "yes") - # Assign running jobs the runningjobcolor - # --------------------------------------- - { - tdo = "" - } - - # Should the status be bolded? - # ---------------------------- - if (boldstatus == "yes") - { - tdo=tdo"" - tdc=""tdc - } - status["R"]=tdo"Running"tdc - - # If it is a bad job, then - # we assign the badjobcolor - # ------------------------- - } else if ($9 ~ /[ABDef]/) - { - if (colorstatusbg == "yes") - # Assign bad jobs the badjobcolor - # ------------------------------- - { - tdo = "" - } - - # Should the status be bolded? - # ---------------------------- - if (boldstatus == "yes") - { - tdo=tdo"" - tdc=""tdc - } - status["A"]=tdo"Aborted"tdc - status["D"]=tdo"Verify Diffs"tdc - status["f"]=tdo"Failed"tdc - - # If it is a job with warnings or errors, assign the job the warnjobcolor - # I have never seen a "W" status in the db. Jobs that are "OK -- with warnings" - # still have a "T" jobstatus, but the joberrors field is incremented in the db - # ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- - } else if ($9 ~ /[EI]/) - { - if (colorstatusbg == "yes") - # Assign job the warnjobcolor - # --------------------------- - { - tdo = "" - } - - # Should the status be bolded? - # ---------------------------- - if (boldstatus == "yes") - { - tdo=tdo"" - tdc=""tdc - } - status["E"]=tdo"OK, w/Errors"tdc - status["I"]=tdo"Incomplete"tdc - } - } else - # $html is not "yes" so statuses will be normal text - # -------------------------------------------------- - { - status["A"]=" Aborted " - status["D"]=" Verify Diffs " - status["E"]=" OK, w/Errors " - status["f"]=" Failed " - status["I"]=" Incomplete " - status["R"]=" Running " - status["T"]=" -OK- " - # Since the "W" jobstatus never appears in the DB, we manually - # assign it here so it can be recognized later on in the script - # ------------------------------------------------------------- - if ($9 == "T" && $13 != 0) - { $9 = "W" - status["W"]=" OK/Warnings " - } - } - } - - - # These status characters seem to only - # be Director "in memory" statuses. They - # do not get entered into the DB ever so we - # cannot catch them with the db query we use - # I might have to query the DIR as well as - # the DB to be able to capture these - # ------------------------------------------ - { - status["C"]=" Created " - status["B"]=" Blocked " - status["F"]=" Wait FD " - status["S"]=" Wait SD " - status["m"]=" Wait New Media" - status["M"]=" Wait Mount " - status["s"]=" Wait Storage" - status["j"]=" Wait Job " - status["c"]=" Wait Client " - status["d"]=" Wait Max Jobs" - status["t"]="Wait Start Time" - status["p"]=" Wait Priority" - status["a"]=" Despool Attrs" - status["i"]=" Batch Insert " - status["L"]="Spool Last Data" - } - - - # Assign words to job type code characters - # ---------------------------------------- - { - jobtype["D"]="Admin" - jobtype["B"]="Backup" - jobtype["C"]="Copy" - jobtype["c"]="Control" - jobtype["R"]="Restore" - jobtype["V"]="Verify" - } - - - # Assign words to job level code characters - # ----------------------------------------- - { - level["F"]="Full" - level["I"]="Incr" - level["D"]="Diff" - level["f"]="VFul" - level["-"]="----" - } - - - # Assign words to Verify job level code characters - # ------------------------------------------------ - { - level["A"]="VVol" - level["C"]="VCat" - level["V"]="Init" - level["O"]="VV2C" - level["d"]="VD2C" - } - - - # Check to see if the job did not "T"erminate OK then increment $awkerr, - # and prepend the JobId with an asterisk for quick visual identification - # of problem jobs. - - # Need to choose between a positive or negative test of the job status code - # ------------------------------------------------------------------------- - # Negative check - testing for non existence of all "good" status codes - # $9 !~ /[TRCFSMmsjcdtpai]/ { awkerr++; $1 = "* "$1 } - # Positive check - testing the existence of all "bad" status codes - # good { if ($9 ~ /[ABDEIWef]/ || $13 != 0) { awkerr++; if (starbadjobids == "yes") { star = "*" } } } - { if ($9 ~ /[ABDEIef]/) { awkerr++; if (starbadjobids == "yes") { star = "*" } } } - - - # If the job is an Admin, Copy, Control, - # Restore, or Migration job it will have - # no real "Level", so we set it to "----" - # --------------------------------------- - { if ($7 ~ /[CcDRm]/) { $8 = "-" } } - - - # Print out each job, formatted with the following fields: - # JobId Name Status Errors Type Level Files Bytes StartTime EndTime RunTime - # ------------------------------------------------------------------------- - { if (html == "yes") - { printf(" \ - %s%s%s \ - %s \ - %s \ - %'"'"'d \ - %s \ - %s \ - %'"'"'d \ - %'"'"'9.2f GB \ - %s %s \ - %s %s \ - %s \ - \n", \ - jobtablejobcolor, star, $1, star, $2, status[$9], $13, jobtype[$7], level[$8], $10, $11/(1024*1024*1024), $3, $4, $5, $6, $12); - } else - { printf("%s %-7s %-14s %16s %'"'"'12d %8s %6s %'"'"'9d %'"'"'9.2f GB %11s %-9s %-10s %-9s %-9s\n", \ - star, $1, $2, status[$9], $13, jobtype[$7], level[$8], $10, $11/(1024*1024*1024), $3, $4, $5, $6, $12); - } - } - - - # Count the number of jobs - # ------------------------ - { totaljobs++ } - - - # Count the number of files and bytes from all jobs - # ------------------------------------------------- - { files += $10 } - { bytes += $11 } - - -# Finally, print out the summaries -# -------------------------------- -END { -if (printsummary == "yes") - { if (html == "yes") - { - printf("") - printf("
\ -
\ - \ - \ - \ - \ -
Total Jobs : %'"'"'15d
Total Files : %'"'"'15d
Total Bytes : %'"'"'15.2f GB
\ -
",\ - totaljobs, files, bytes/(1024*1024*1024)); - } else -printf("\ - =================================\n\ - Total Jobs : %'"'"'15d\n\ - Total Files : %'"'"'15d\n\ - Total Bytes : %'"'"'15.2f GB\n\ - =================================\n",\ -totaljobs, files, bytes/(1024*1024*1024)); -} exit awkerr } -') - - -# Any failed jobs, or jobs with errors? -# ------------------------------------- -numbadjobs=$? - - -# Do we email the job summaries? -# ------------------------------ -if [ ${emailsummaries} == "yes" ]; then - # Get all of the jobids from the query results, but - # skip any running jobs because they will not have - # a summary in the DB until the job has terminated - # ------------------------------------------------- - alljobids=$(echo "${queryresult}" \ - | awk '{ if ($7 != "R") printf("%s ", $1) }') - - - # If no jobids were returned, skip creating - # the header and looping through zero records - # ------------------------------------------- - if [ ! -z "${alljobids}" ]; then - # Generate the header - # ------------------- - msg="${msg}"$( - if [ ${html} == "yes" ]; then - echo "
=====================================" - else - echo -e "\n\n\n=====================================" - fi - echo "Job Summaries of All Terminated Jobs:" - echo "=====================================" - ) - - - # Get the job logs from all jobs and just grep for the summary - # ------------------------------------------------------------ - for jobid in ${alljobids}; do - msg="${msg}"$( - echo -e "\n--------------" - echo "JobId: ${jobid}" - echo "--------------" - echo "llist joblog jobid=${jobid}" | ${bcbin} -c ${bcconfig} | grep -A31 "^ Build OS:" - echo "======================================================================" - ) - done - if [ ${html} == "yes" ]; then - msg=${msg}$(echo "
") - fi - fi -fi - - -# Do we email the bad job logs with the report? -# --------------------------------------------- -if [ ${emailbadlogs} == "yes" ]; then - # Get the badjobs, or the good jobs with - # JobErrors != 0 from the query results - # -------------------------------------- - badjobids=$(echo "${queryresult}" \ - | awk '{ if ($9 ~ /[ABDEIef]/ || ($9 == "T" && $13 != 0)) printf("%s ", $1) }') - - - # If no jobids were returned, skip creating - # the header and looping through zero records - # ------------------------------------------- - if [ ! -z "${badjobids}" ]; then - # Generate the header - # ------------------- - msg="${msg}"$( - if [ ${html} == "yes" ]; then - echo "
==========================================================" - else - echo -e "\n\n\n==========================================================" - fi - echo "Job logs of failed jobs, or good jobs with JobErrors != 0:" - echo "==========================================================" - ) - - - # Get the bad job's log from the Director via bconsole - # ---------------------------------------------------- - for jobid in ${badjobids}; do - msg="${msg}"$( - echo -e "\n--------------" - echo "JobId: ${jobid}" - echo "--------------" - echo "llist joblog jobid=${jobid}" | ${bcbin} -c ${bcconfig} - echo "======================================================================" - ) - done - if [ ${html} == "yes" ]; then - msg=${msg}$(echo "
") - fi - fi -fi - - -# Prepend the header to the $msg output -# ------------------------------------- -if [ ${html} == "yes" ]; then - msg=" - - - - -
${emailtitle}
- - - - - - - - - - - - - - -${msg} -" - else - msg=" - ${emailtitle} - ------------------------------------------ - - JobId Job Name Status Errors Type Level Files Bytes Start Time End Time Run Time - ----- -------------- --------------- ---------- ------- ----- -------- ----------- ------------------- ------------------- -------- -${msg}" -fi - -fi # If there were zero results returned from the - # SQL the query, we skip the entire awk script, - # and a lot of other bash stuff that generates - # the email body and we end up here -# ------------------------------------------------- -if [ ${results} -eq 0 ]; then - status="No Jobs Have Been Run" - subjecticon="${nojobsicon}" - msg="Nothing to see here..." - else - # Totally unnecessary, but, well... OCD... :) - # -------------------------------------------- - if [ ${numbadjobs} -ne 0 ]; then - if [ ${numbadjobs} -eq 1 ]; then - job="Job" - else - job="Jobs" - fi - status="(${numbadjobs}) ${job} with Errors" - subjecticon="${badjobsicon}" - else - status="All Jobs OK" - subjecticon="${goodjobsicon}" - fi -fi - - -# More silliness -# -------------- -if [ ${hist} -eq 1 ]; then - hour="Hour" - else - hour="Hours" -fi - - -# Email the report -# ---------------- -( -echo "To: ${admin}" -echo "From: ${admin}" -if [ ${addsubjecticon} == "yes" ]; then - echo "Subject: ${subjecticon} ${server} - ${status} in the Past ${hist} ${hour}" - else - echo "Subject: ${server} - ${status} in the Past ${hist} ${hour}" -fi -if [ ${html} == "yes" ] && [ ${results} -ne 0 ]; then - echo "Content-Type: text/html" - echo "MIME-Version: 1.0" -fi -echo "" -echo "${msg}" -) | /usr/sbin/sendmail -t -# ------------- -# End of script -# ------------- - - -# ---------- -# Change Log -# ---------- -# ---------------------------- -# William A. Arlofski -# Reverse Polarity, LLC -# helpdesk@revpol.com -# http://www.revpol.com/bacula -# ---------------------------- -# -# -# 20130428 - Initial release -# Generate and email a basic Bacula backup report -# 1st command line parameter is expected to be a -# number of hours. No real error checking is done -# -# 20131224 - Removed "AND JobStatus='T'" to get all backup jobs -# whether running, or completed with errors etc. -# - Added Several fields "StartTime", "EndTime", -# "JobFiles" -# - Removed "JobType" because we are only selecting -# jobs of type "Backup" (AND Type='B') -# - Modified header lines and printf lines for better -# formatting -# -# 20140107 - Modified script to include more information and cleaned -# up the output formatting -# -# 20150704 - Added ability to work with MySQL or Postgresql -# -# 20150723 - Modified query, removed "Type='B'" clause to catch all jobs, -# including Copy jobs, Admin jobs etc. Modified header, and -# output string to match new query and include job's "Type" -# column. -# -# 20170225 - Rewrote awk script so that a status/summary could be set in -# the email report's subject. eg: -# Subject: "serverName - All Jobs OK in the past x hours" -# Subject: "serverName - x Jobs FAILED in the past y hours" -# -# 20170303 - Fixed output in cases where there are jobs running and there -# is no "Stop Time" for a job. -# -# 20170406 - Some major modifications: -# - Added feature to spell out words instead of using the -# single character codes for Job type, Job Status, and -# Job Level - Including the different levels for Verify -# jobs -# - If a job terminates with an error or warning, then the -# job's line in the output is prepended with an asterisk -# "*" for quick visual identification -# - Modified the outputs of the files and bytes fields to -# include commas when the number is > 999 -# - Added totals to the end of the report for Jobs, Files, -# and Bytes -# - Added $sortfield and $sortorder variables to allow output -# to be sorted as desired -# - Set the level of a job to "----" when the level is not -# applicable as in Restore jobs, Admin jobs etc. -# -# 20170408 - Some minor cleanup, and moving things around -# - Added $emailsummaries variable to append the job summaries -# to the end of the report. -# - Added $emailbadlogs variable to append full joblogs of jobs -# which have failed or jobs with errors to the end of the report -# for quick access to investigate failed jobs. -# -# 20170417 - Added some tests for binaries and the bconsole config file -# -# 20170429 - Thanks to Chris Couture for contacting me and submitting a -# working query for MariaDB. I have added 'mariadb' as a new -# dbtype option. -# - Thanks to Chris Couture for the ideas and some code examples -# to create an HTML email. -# - Added $html variable to enable HTML emails. -# - Added $boldstatus variable to make the Status bold -# in HTML emails. -# - Added $colorstatusbg variable to color the background of -# the Status cell in HTML emails. -# - Thanks to Chris Couture for the idea of adding RunTime -# to the email output. -# - Thanks to Chris Couture for the idea of using some unicode -# characters (a 'checkmark'or a bold 'x') in the Subject: -# to quickly see if everything ran OK. -# - Added $addsubjecticon variable to enable/disable the -# prepending of this icon to the Subject. -# - Added $printsumary variable to give the option to print the -# total Jobs, Files, and Bytes after the job listing table. -# - Added $starbadjobids variable to enable/disable prepending -# the bad jobids with an asterisk "*". -# - Modified the way the email is built at the end. Thanks to -# Chris Courture again for this nice idea. -# - Added $jobtableheadercolor, $jobtablejobcolor, $goodjobcolor, -# $goodjobwitherrcolor, $runningjobcolor, $warnjobcolor, and -# $badjobcolor variables to colorize HTML emails -# - Added $emailtitle variable for the title at the top -# - Added $fontfamily, $fontsize, $fontsizejobinfo, and $fontsizesumlog -# variables to allow styling of the HTML output (Thanks again Chris) -# - Added $nojobsicon, $goodjobsicon, and $badjobsicon variables to -# allow setting the prepended utf-8 subject icon character -# - Reformatted things so that if there are no jobs returned by the -# SQL query, the email message sent is nice and short -# - Modified the license to allow for inclusion into Bacula Community, -# and possibly the Enterprise Edition releases -# -# 20170430 - Modified the order of the fields to make more sense -# - Re-aligned the text email so that when an asterisk is pre-pended it -# does not shift the whole line -# -# 20170508 - Re-worked some of the logic so that good jobs (JobStatus="T") which -# have errors will have their status listed as "OK/Warnings", and it -# will not trigger as a "bad job" on the JobErrors, so it will not -# have an asterisk prepended to the JobId in the job listing. I think -# this fix is more of a temporary change in the hopes that a "W" -# status to represent "good jobs with warnings" is implemented in the -# db in the future. -# - Added an "Errors" column to the table to show "JobErrors" from the -# db. -# - Some minor variable name changes and other minor changes -# -# 20170511 - Minor adjustments to the alignment formatting of the text email -# - Minor 'case' changes to a couple levels (Init & VCat) -# -# ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ - - -# I like small tabs. Use :set list in vim to see tabbing etc -# vim: set tabstop=2:softtabstop=2:shiftwidth=2 #
Job ID Job Name Status Errors Type Level Files Bytes Start Time End Time Run Time

Total Jobs	:	%'"'"'15d
Total Files	:	%'"'"'15d
Total Bytes	:	%'"'"'15.2f GB