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====== Burp backup report generator script ====== | ====== Burp backup report generator script ====== | ||
This is a bash script that can be installed and run on a burp server in order to send out a daily (or so) backup report informing the backup admin if all backups have been updated in time or if some of them aren't updated anymore. read the description in the begining of the script for more details on the installation and configuration: | This is a bash script that can be installed and run on a burp server in order to send out a daily (or so) backup report informing the backup admin if all backups have been updated in time or if some of them aren't updated anymore. read the description in the begining of the script for more details on the installation and configuration: | ||
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+ | this script requires **GNU AWK** which under Ubuntu can be installed as package '' | ||
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+ | **WARNING** This report generator currently completely ignores any warnings during the backups. So your backups could be incomplete with warnings (such as file vanished, or could not access file xy, in which case the file is not part of the backup) and this script won't notice that, as burp still considers those backups successful. I will have to spend some time in the future to include using '' | ||
<code bash burp-report.sh> | <code bash burp-report.sh> |