#!/bin/sh
#
#	@(#)Daily DOCS backup   1.0   6/15/06  red byer
#       copies file to backup directory with the date appended to the file name.
#       Be sure to "sudo chmod +x" this file or it won't run with periodic
#

PATH=/bin:/usr/bin:/sbin:/usr/sbin:/usr/local/bin

echo "Subject: `date` WEEKLY DOCS Backup"
echo ""
echo "Starting WEEKLY DOCS directory backup using rsync"

EXCLUDES="--exclude tmp* --exclude *Cache* --exclude .Trash*"

# NOTE:  Must be ROOT to utilize mdutil, so it's commented out for now
#spotlight_switch()
#{
#Ê /usr/bin/mdutil -i $1 /
#}

########################################
# This is the version used as of 10.4
#######################################
#spotlight_switch off
! test -d /Volumes/HARDDRIVE_DOCBAK && echo "Please mount the backup drive!" && exit
rsync -avE --delete $EXCLUDES /Users/DOCS/ /Volumes/HARDDRIVE_DOCBAK/WEEKLY_BACKUPS/DOCSweekly_`date +%Y%m%d`
#spotlight_switch on

#########################################
# The following method was not working on OS 10.4, so switch to rsync 
#########################################
# cp -Rfp  /Users/DOCS/  /Users/BACKUPS/DOCSbackup`date +%a`


echo "DOCS Backup complete"
echo "`date`"
echo ""