Added variable fields to be easier to adapt file to diferente websites.

backing_web.sh

@@ -1,17 +1,40 @@
+#			backing.sh
+#			---------------------
+#
+# Backup a website folder and its database
+#
+#		SYNOPSIS
+#       backing.sh [DB] [DBUSER] [DBPASS] [DEST] [SOURCE]
+#
+#	This file can be used in two ways, 
+#	--  Input the variables in the command line with the above synopsis
+#	--  Or run the file without any arguments and edit the variables below
+#
+#	    !!!Make sure the destination folder exists!!!
+#
+
+
 #!/usr/bin/env bash
 
+
+# Variables ----------------
+DB="database"							    # Database name
+DBUSER="databaseUser"						    # Database user
+DBPASS="databasePass"						    # Database user password
 DEST="/home/user/backups/daily/latest"				    # Backup folder
 SOURCE="/usr/share/nginx/web_folder"				    # Source of the website folder
+SERVICE="systemd.service"					    # Systemd web service
+#---------------------------
 
 echo -e "Stoping webserver and starting backup procedure...\n"
 
-systemctl stop nginx.service								# Stop nginx
+systemctl stop $SERVICE						    # Stop service
 
 rm -rf $DEST/* &							# Clean destination folder first
 remove=$!								# get the pid number of the cleaning command
 wait $remove								# and wait for it to finish
 
-mysqldump --user user --password=password > $DEST/data_latest.sql &		# Get the database to destination
+mysqldump --user $DBUSER --password=$DBPASS $DB > $DEST/data_latest.sql &   # Get the database to destination
 dump=$!									    # get the pid number of the database command
 wait $dump							    # and wait for it to finish
 
@@ -19,6 +42,7 @@ cp -r $SOURCE $DEST											# Copy the website folder to destination
 copy=$!								    # get the pid number of the copy command
 wait $copy							    # and wait for it to finish
 
-systemctl start nginx.service								# Start nginx
+systemctl start $SERVICE					    # Start service
 
 echo -e "Website backed up\nWebserver back online.\n"
+logger "Website backed up into $DEST - [WEB-BACKUP]"		    # Log backup time in journalctl