restore.sh

#!/bin/bash

./install.sh
source /usr/local/lib/yourchili/yourchili.sh


HOSTNAME="mysite.com"
DB_PASSWORD="password"
NGINX_USER="www-data"
NGINX_GROUP="www-data"


USER="librarian"
USER_PW="ookook"
USER_FIRST_NAME="The"
USER_LAST_NAME="Librarian"
USER_EMAIL="librarian@uu.edu.am"

BACKUP_DIR="/backups" #directory where we store backups


#updates packages to latest versions
upgrade_system

#sets detailed (2-line) bash prompt that includes date/time
#otherwise we just use short 1-line bash prompt (but still colored)
better_bash_prompt 1

#set hostname and allowed ports
#port 22=ssh; 80,443=http,https; 25,110,587=email; 9418=git
set_hostname "$HOSTNAME"
set_open_ports 22 80 443 25 110 587 9418 


# Add an admin user
# Last arg indicates that this is an admin
add_user "$USER" "$USER_PW" "1"


#install mysql, let it use up to 30% of memory
mysql_install "$DB_PASSWORD"
mysql_tune


#install nginx, along with both passenger(ruby) and php
nginx_install "$NGINX_USER" "$NGINX_GROUP" "1" "1"
nginx_delete_site default


#restore -- note, always restore in this order: mysql, projects, sites
restore_mysql root  "$DB_PASSWORD" "$BACKUP_DIR"
restore_projects    "$BACKUP_DIR"
restore_sites       "$BACKUP_DIR"

restore_hostname    "$BACKUP_DIR"
restore_mail_config "$BACKUP_DIR"


#configure backups --note that this may nearly double your disk usage
#since everything gets tarred and saved to a different directory once a day
#
# setup_backup_cronjob takes 2 parameters:
# 1) The root database password
# 2) the directory to save backups to
#
setup_backup_cronjob "$DB_PASSWORD" "$BACKUP_DIR"