#!/bin/bash

# Verzeichnisse erstellen, wenn sie nicht existieren
test -d /backup/home || mkdir /backup/home
test -d /backup/group || mkdir /backup/group
test -d /backup/etc || mkdir /backup/etc
test -d /backup/var || mkdir /backup/var
test -d /backup/var/iserv || mkdir /backup/var/iserv
test -d /backup/var/lib || mkdir /backup/var/lib
test -d /backup/var/lib/pgsql || mkdir /backup/var/lib/pgsql
test -d /backup/var/imap || mkdir /backup/var/imap
test -d /backup/var/spool || mkdir /backup/var/spool
test -d /backup/iuk_daten || mkdir /backup/iuk_daten

# Home-Verzeichnisse der Benuter u. Gruppen
cp -a -u /home/* /backup/home
cp -a -u /group/* /backup/group
# Benuzerdaten:
cp -a -u /etc/* /backup/etc
# Konfigurationsdaten: diverse IServ-Daten (Konfiguration, Chatlog, Freischalten...)
cp -a -u /var/iserv/* /backup/var/iserv
# Datenbank
cp -a -u /var/lib/pgsql/* /backup/var/lib/pgsql
# Mailserver
cp -a -u /var/imap/* /backup/var/imap
# Mails/Foren (ueberfluessig)
# cp -a -u /var/spool/imap/* /backup/var/spool/imap
# Mailspool
cp -a -u /var/spool/* /backup/var/spool
# IUK-DATEN
cp -a -u /iuk_daten/* /backup/iuk_daten