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Diffstat (limited to 'ar/.local')
| -rwxr-xr-x | ar/.local/bin/qndl | 29 | ||||
| -rwxr-xr-x | ar/.local/bin/rbackup | 93 |
2 files changed, 98 insertions, 24 deletions
diff --git a/ar/.local/bin/qndl b/ar/.local/bin/qndl index 114e85b..98c7e9a 100755 --- a/ar/.local/bin/qndl +++ b/ar/.local/bin/qndl @@ -17,11 +17,36 @@ die() { exit 1 } +# Resolve LibreWolf's default profile directory from profiles.ini. The +# [Install*] section's Default= names the profile the browser actually +# launches; the per-profile Default=1 flag is only a fallback (it can point +# at a stale profile). +get_librewolf_profile() { + _lw_dir="$HOME/.librewolf" + [ -f "$_lw_dir/profiles.ini" ] || return 1 + _rel="$(awk -F= '/^\[Install/{ins=1;next} /^\[/{ins=0} ins && /^Default=/{print $2; exit}' "$_lw_dir/profiles.ini")" + [ -z "$_rel" ] && _rel="$(awk -F= '/^Path=/{p=$2} /^Default=1/{print p; exit}' "$_lw_dir/profiles.ini")" + [ -z "$_rel" ] && return 1 + case "$_rel" in + /*) [ -d "$_rel" ] && printf '%s' "$_rel" ;; + *) [ -d "$_lw_dir/$_rel" ] && printf '%s/%s' "$_lw_dir" "$_rel" ;; + esac +} + get_cookies() { # yt-dlp doesn't have a native 'librewolf' option but reads its cookies as - # a Firefox-style profile when given --cookies-from-browser firefox. + # a Firefox-style profile when given --cookies-from-browser firefox. Plain + # 'firefox' makes yt-dlp look in ~/.mozilla/firefox, so LibreWolf needs its + # profile dir passed explicitly (firefox:<path>). case "${BROWSER:-}" in - *firefox* | *librewolf*) printf 'firefox' ;; + *librewolf*) + if _lw_profile="$(get_librewolf_profile)"; then + printf 'firefox:%s' "$_lw_profile" + else + printf 'firefox' + fi + ;; + *firefox*) printf 'firefox' ;; esac } diff --git a/ar/.local/bin/rbackup b/ar/.local/bin/rbackup index 8e3f75e..ed8fb82 100755 --- a/ar/.local/bin/rbackup +++ b/ar/.local/bin/rbackup @@ -1,7 +1,12 @@ #!/bin/sh # local backup -backup_path="/mnt/second/backup" +# Dotfiles are shared across machines, so no fixed device or path names: +# the target is whichever mounted /mnt/*/backup directory exists; failing +# that, a closed LUKS partition is opened and mounted under /mnt, named +# after its filesystem label (mount_luks sets $luks_mount accordingly). +luks_mount="" +backup_path="" dot_path="${XDG_DOTFILES_DIR:-${HOME}/.dotfiles}" git_path="$HOME/Private/repos" pass_path="${PASSWORD_STORE_DIR:-${XDG_DATA_HOME:-${HOME}/.local/share}/.password-store}/exported_keys" @@ -35,14 +40,42 @@ error() { exit 1 } +# First existing backup/ directory on a mounted drive under /mnt wins. +find_backup_path() { + for _dir in /mnt/*/backup; do + [ -d "$_dir" ] || continue + mountpoint -q "${_dir%/backup}" 2>/dev/null || continue + printf '%s' "$_dir" + return 0 + done + return 1 +} + +# Closed LUKS partition = crypto_LUKS fstype without an opened crypt child. +# Device names differ across machines and boots, so detect by type instead +# of hardcoding paths. Prints the largest candidate, if any. +find_closed_luks() { + lsblk -prbno PATH,FSTYPE,SIZE 2>/dev/null | + awk '$2 == "crypto_LUKS" { print $3, $1 }' | + sort -rn | + while read -r _size _dev; do + lsblk -rno TYPE "$_dev" 2>/dev/null | grep -qx "crypt" && continue + printf '%s\n' "$_dev" + break + done +} + +# Open the LUKS partition and mount it under /mnt. The mount point follows +# the inner filesystem's label (same convention as the other /mnt/<label> +# drives); "second" is only a fallback for unlabeled filesystems. mount_luks() { - if ! mount | grep -q " /mnt/second "; then - size_nvme0=$(sudo blockdev --getsize64 /dev/nvme0n1p1) - size_nvme1=$(sudo blockdev --getsize64 /dev/nvme1n1p1) - [ "$size_nvme1" -lt "$size_nvme0" ] && target_device="/dev/nvme0n1p1" || target_device="/dev/nvme1n1p1" - ${TERMINAL:-st} -n floatterm -g 60x1 -e sudo cryptsetup open "$target_device" "second" - sudo -A mount "/dev/mapper/second" "/mnt/second" -o uid="$(id -u)",gid="$(id -g)" 2>/dev/null || sudo -A mount "/dev/mapper/second" "/mnt/second" - fi + _device="$1" + ${TERMINAL:-st} -n floatterm -g 60x1 -e sudo cryptsetup open "$_device" "second" + [ -e /dev/mapper/second ] || return 1 + _label="$(lsblk -rno LABEL /dev/mapper/second 2>/dev/null | head -n 1)" + luks_mount="/mnt/${_label:-second}" + sudo -A mkdir -p "$luks_mount" + sudo -A mount "/dev/mapper/second" "$luks_mount" -o uid="$(id -u)",gid="$(id -g)" 2>/dev/null || sudo -A mount "/dev/mapper/second" "$luks_mount" } # Using a loop over space-separated strings instead of an array @@ -183,23 +216,31 @@ process_options() { } # Start script -echo "Backup starts to $backup_path..." +echo "Backup starts..." process_options "$@" # Main script logic -# Check if backup drive is available +# Resolve the backup target: an existing /mnt/*/backup directory first, +# then a closed LUKS partition as fallback. backup_available=false -if mount | grep -q " /mnt/second "; then +if backup_path="$(find_backup_path)"; then backup_available=true - echo "Backup drive is mounted" + echo "Backup target found: $backup_path" else - echo "Warning: /mnt/second is not mounted" - echo "Attempting to mount backup drive..." - if mount_luks 2>/dev/null && mountpoint -q /mnt/second 2>/dev/null; then - backup_available=true - echo "Success to mount luks drive!" + echo "No /mnt/*/backup directory found" + luks_device="$(find_closed_luks)" + if [ -n "$luks_device" ]; then + echo "Attempting to mount LUKS drive $luks_device..." + if mount_luks "$luks_device" && mountpoint -q "$luks_mount" 2>/dev/null; then + backup_path="$luks_mount/backup" + backup_available=true + echo "Success to mount luks drive!" + else + echo "Backup drive not available. Skipping file backup..." + fi else - echo "Backup drive not available. Skipping file backup..." + echo "No closed LUKS partition found either. Skipping file backup..." + echo "(mark a drive as backup target once: mkdir /mnt/<drive>/backup)" fi fi @@ -213,15 +254,23 @@ fi echo "Sync root files..." && sync_root && echo "Success to sync root!" || echo "Warning: Failed to sync root" -# Sync server files only if server is configured +# Sync server files only if the server is reachable without prompting; +# otherwise each of the many ssh/rsync calls in sync_server would ask for +# a password in turn. +server_available=false if [ -n "$THESIAH_SERVER" ]; then - echo "Sync server files..." && sync_server && echo "Success to sync server!" || echo "Warning: Failed to sync server" + if ssh -o BatchMode=yes -o ConnectTimeout=5 "$THESIAH_SERVER" true >/dev/null 2>&1; then + server_available=true + echo "Sync server files..." && sync_server && echo "Success to sync server!" || echo "Warning: Failed to sync server" + else + echo "Warning: $THESIAH_SERVER not reachable via non-interactive ssh. Skipping server sync..." + fi else echo "Skipping server sync (THESIAH_SERVER not set)" fi -# Sync to nextcloud only if backup drive is available and server is configured -if [ "$backup_available" = true ] && [ -n "$THESIAH_SERVER" ]; then +# Sync to nextcloud only if both backup drive and server are available +if [ "$backup_available" = true ] && [ "$server_available" = true ]; then echo "Sync files to nextcloud..." && sync_nextcloud && echo "Success to sync nextcloud!" || echo "Warning: Failed to sync nextcloud" fi |