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# BorgBackup in docker
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###### guide by example
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# Purpose & Overview
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Backups.
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* [Official site](https://www.borgbackup.org/)
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* [Github](https://github.com/borgbackup/borg)
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Borg is an open source deduplicating archiver with compression and encryption.</br>
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Written in python with performance critical code implemented in C/Cython.
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Highlight of borg is the deduplication, where files are cut in to variable size
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chunks, and only new chunks are stored.
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This allows to keep snapshots from several days, weeks and months,
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while not wasting disk space.
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In this setup borg is installed directly on the host system.</br>
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A script is created that backs up the entire docker directory and /etc locally.</br>
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Cronjob is set to execute this script daily.
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The repository is also pruned on each run of the script -
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old archives are deleted while keeping the ones fitting the retention rules
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in the script.</br>
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One backup per day for last 7 days, last 4 weeks, last 6 months are kept.
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# Files and directory structure
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```
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/home/
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└── ~/
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├── borg/
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│ ├── docker_backup/
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│ ├── borg_backup.sh
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│ └── borg_backup.log
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│
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└── docker/
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├── container-setup #1
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├── container-setup #2
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├── ...
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```
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* `docker_backup/` - borg repository directory containg the backups
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* `borg_backup.sh` - the backup script that adds new archive in to the repository
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* `borg_backup.log` - log file with the dates of backups
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Only `borg_backup.sh` has to be provided.</br>
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Repo directory is created by `borg init` command
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and the log file is created on the first run.
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# The setup
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#### Install BorgBackup
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Borg is likely in your linux repositories.
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#### Create a new borg repo
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`mkdir ~/borg`</br>
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`sudo borg init --encryption=none ~/borg/docker_backup`
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Note the sudo. Borg commands should be run as root, so it can access everything.
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#### The backup script
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`borg_backup.sh`
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```bash
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#!/bin/bash
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# INITIALIZE THE REPO WITH THE COMMAND:
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# borg init --encryption=none ~/borg/my_backup
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# THEN RUN THIS SCRIPT
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# -----------------------------------------------
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BACKUP_THIS='/home/bastard/docker /etc'
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REPOSITORY='/home/bastard/borg/docker_backup'
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LOGFILE='/home/bastard/borg/borg_backup.log'
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# -----------------------------------------------
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NOW=$(date +"%Y-%m-%d | %H:%M | ")
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echo "$NOW Starting Backup and Prune" >> $LOGFILE
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# CREATES NEW ARCHIVE IN PRESET REPOSITORY
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borg create \
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$REPOSITORY::'{now:%s}' \
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$BACKUP_THIS \
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\
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--compression zstd \
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--one-file-system \
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--exclude-caches \
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--exclude-if-present '.nobackup' \
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--exclude '/home/*/Downloads/' \
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# DELETES ARCHIVES NOT FITTING KEEP-RULES
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borg prune -v --list $REPOSITORY \
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--keep-daily=7 \
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--keep-weekly=4 \
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--keep-monthly=6 \
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--keep-yearly=0 \
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echo "$NOW Done" >> $LOGFILE
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echo '------------------------------' >> $LOGFILE
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# --- USEFULL SHIT ---
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# setup above ignores directories containing '.nobackup' file
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# make '.nobackup' imutable using chattr to prevent accidental removal
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# touch .nobackup
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# chattr +i .nobackup
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# in the repo folder, to list available backups:
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# borg list .
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# to mount one of them:
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# borg mount .::1584472836 ~/temp
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# to umount:
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# borg umount ~/temp
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# to delete single backup in a repo:
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# borg delete .::1584472836
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```
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The script must be **executabe** - `chmod +x borg_backup.sh`
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### Manual run
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`sudo ./borg_backup.sh`
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It could ask about
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*Attempting to access a previously unknown unencrypted repository*</br>
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Answer yes, this could be important as the automatic backup would stop at
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this question otherwise.
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### Automatic execution
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Using [cron](https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/cron).
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**Make sure cron is installed and the service is running**</br>
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`sudo systemctl status cronie`
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Create a cron job that executes the script
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[at 03:00](https://crontab.guru/#0_03_*_*_*)
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* switch to root</br>
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`su`
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* add new cron job</br>
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`crontab -e`</br>
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`0 3 * * * /home/bastard/docker/nextcloud/nextcloud-backup-script.sh`
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`crontab -l` - list current cronjobs</br>
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`journalctl | grep cron` - cron history
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# Accessing the backup files
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* go in to the borg repo</br>
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`cd /home/bastard/borg/docker_backup/`
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* list the archives</br>
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`sudo borg list .`
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* choose one by the date, copy its identifier which is epoch time, e.g. 1588986941
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* mount it to some folder</br>
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`sudo borg mount .::1588986941 /mnt/temp`
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* browse the directory where mounted and do whatever is needed
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* umount the backup</br>
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`sudo borg umount /mnt/temp`
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# Extra info
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Test your backups, test your recovery procedure.
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# Remote backup
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Backing up borg repo to a network share or cloud using rclone
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*To be continued*
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