Tag: SSH

#!/bin/bash
#
# This script makes a backup of my home dirs to a Synology DiskStation at
# another location. I use LVM for my /home, so I make a snapshot first and
# backup from there.
#
# Time-stamp: <2011-02-06 21:30:14 (lennart)>
 
###############################
# Some settings
###############################
 
# LVM options
VG=raidvg01
LV=home
MNTDIR=/mnt/home_rsync_snapshot/
 
# rsync options
DEST=root@remote-machine.example.com:/volume1/BackupLennart/
SRC=${MNTDIR}/*
OPTIONS="-e ssh --delete --progress -azvhHS --numeric-ids --delete-excluded "
EXCLUSIONS="--exclude lost+found --exclude .thumbnails --exclude .gvfs --exclude .cache --exclude Cache"
 
 
 
###############################
# The real work
###############################
 
# Create the LVM snapshot
if [ -d $MNTDIR ]; then
    # If the snapshot directory exists, another backup process may be
    # running
    echo "$MNTDIR already exists! Another backup still running?"
    exit -1
else
    # Let's make snapshots
    mkdir -p $MNTDIR
    lvcreate -L5G -s -n snap$LV /dev/$VG/$LV
    mount /dev/$VG/snap$LV $MNTDIR
fi
 
 
# Do the actual backup
rsync $OPTIONS $EXCLUSIONS $SRC $DEST
 
# Remove the LVM snapshot
if [ -d $MNTDIR ]; then
    umount /dev/$VG/snap$LV
    lvremove -f /dev/$VG/snap$LV
    rmdir $MNTDIR
else
    echo "$MNTDIR does not exist!"
    exit -1
fi

#!/bin/bash
#
# This script makes an ssh tunnel to a stepping stone server
# and uses it to start an rdesktop connection to the machine 
# given as the first argument of the script. 
#
# (C) L.C. Karssen
# $Id: winremote.sh,v 1.14 2010/02/10 13:03:08 lennart Exp $
#
 
# User-configurable variables
ssh_username=your_steppingstone_username_here
steppingstone=steppingstone.your_company.com
rdesktop_username=your_windows_username_here
rdesktop_domain=your_windows_domain_here
rdesktop_opts="-z -g 1024x768 -a 16"
rdesktop_port=3389 # This is the standard MS rdesktop port
 
 
# For ordinary users it should not be necessary to change anything below this line. 
# Some functions:
usage()
{
    cat <<EOF
Usage:
    $program [options] rdesktop_hostname 
 
Make a remote desktop connection through an SSH tunnel.
 
Options: 
    -h, --help                                   print this help message
    -s, --steppingstone steppingstone_hostname   set other stepping stone host
                                                   (default: $steppingstone)
    -t, --timeout sec                            set timeout (default: 1)
    -v, --verbose                                verbose output
     --version                                   print version
 
Note that some customisations need to be made in the first few lines of this 
script (e.g. user names and other defaults)
EOF
}
 
program=`basename $0`
 
# Command line option parsing. Shift all options 
verbose=
timeout=1
 
while [ $# -gt 0 ]
do 
    case $1 in
	-v | --verbose | -d | --debug ) 
	    verbose=true
	    ;;
	--version )
	    echo '$Revision: 1.14 $'
	    exit 0
	    ;;
	-t | --timeout ) 
	    shift
	    timeout="$1"
	   if [ $timeout -lt 1 ]; then
	       timeout=1
	   fi
	   if [ $verbose ]; then
	       echo "Timeout set to $timeout"
	   fi
	   ;;
	-s | --steppingstone ) 
	   shift
	   steppingstone="$1"
	   if [ $verbose ]; then
	       echo "Steppingstone server is $steppingstone"
	   fi
	   ;;
	-h | --help ) 
	   usage
	   exit 0
	   ;;
	-*) 
	   echo "$0: invalid option $1" >&2
 	   usage
	   exit 1
	   ;;
	*) 
	   break
	   ;;
    esac
    shift
done
 
# Server name (as seen on the steppingstone) that we want to connect to:
rdesktop_server=$1 
 
################### Config done, let's get to work ########################
 
# Simple usage description
if [ "$rdesktop_server" == "" ]; then
    echo "Error: No rdesktop host given" >&2
    usage
    exit 1
fi
 
# Find a free port on the local machine that we can use to connect through
min_port=1234
max_port=1254
used_ports=(`netstat -tan | awk '{print $4}' | grep 127.0.0.1 | awk -F: '{print $2}' | sort -g`)
if [ $verbose ]; then
    echo "Used ports are: ${used_ports[@]}"
fi
 
# In the next line we first print the $used_ports as an array, but with 
# each port on a single line. This is then piped to an awk script that 
# puts all the values in an array and subsequently walks through all ports 
# from $min_port to $max_port in order to find the first port that is not 
# in the array. This port is printed.
local_port=`printf "%i\n" ${used_ports[@]} | \
    awk -v minp=$min_port -v maxp=$max_port \
    '{ array[$1]=1 } END { for (i=minp; i<=maxp; i++) { if (i in array) continue; else { print i; break } } }'`
if [ "$local_port" == "" ]; then
    echo "Error: No ports free! Exiting..." >&2
    exit 2
fi
if [ $verbose ]; then
    echo "Selected port was: $local_port"
fi
 
# Create tunnel:
if [ $verbose ]; then
    echo "Creating SSH tunnel..."
fi
ssh_opts="-f -N -L"
ssh $ssh_opts $local_port:$rdesktop_server:$rdesktop_port \
    $ssh_username@$steppingstone 
 
# Allow the ssh tunnel to be established
sleep $timeout
 
# Abort if tunnel has not been established
pidof_ssh=`pgrep -f "ssh $ssh_opts $local_port"`
if [ "$pidof_ssh" == "" ]; then
    echo "Error: Timeout while establishing tunnel" >&2
    echo "Exiting..."
    exit 3
fi
 
# Make rdesktop connection
if [ $verbose ]; then
    echo "Opening Remote desktop connection to $rdesktop_server..."
fi
rdesktop $rdesktop_opts -u $rdesktop_username -p - \
    -d $rdesktop_domain localhost:$local_port
 
# Clean up tunnel
if [ $verbose ]; then
    echo "Cleaning up SSH tunnel with pid $pidof_ssh and local port $local_port"
fi
kill $pidof_ssh