#!/bin/bash

set -o errexit -o errtrace

export BORG_REPO="borg@borg1.th73.ovh:."
export BORG_PASSPHRASE="$(< ~/.borg_secret)"
export BORG_RSH="ssh -o IdentitiesOnly=yes -o ConnectionAttempts=20 -i ~/.ssh/borg_key"
export LC_COLLATE=C

SNAPSHOT_TARGET="/.snapshots/home-$(date "+%Y-%m-%dT%H:%M:%S")"
NETWORK_TIMEOUT=120

cleanup() {
    cd /
    sudo -n /usr/bin/backup-sudo cleanup
}

handle_failure() {
    notify-send -u critical "Backup failed!"
    echo "Backup failed!" >&2
    cleanup
    exit 2
}

trap cleanup EXIT
trap handle_failure INT TERM ERR

cleanup

backup() {
    # borg's caching of 'known' files is really dumb - it takes the full
    # canonical path to check if it has already seen a file. This means that the
    # path of files must never change if you want fast backups.
    # As symlinks won't work, we use mount(8) to ensure the paths stay the same.
    sudo -n backup-sudo mount "$1"

    cd /backup
    borg create --stats \
                --exclude-from ~/.borg_exclude \
                --show-rc \
                ::"$(basename "$1")" .

    cleanup
    sudo -n backup-sudo delete_snapshot "$1"
}

if [ ! -d "$SNAPSHOT_TARGET" ]; then
    sudo -n backup-sudo snapshot "$SNAPSHOT_TARGET"
fi

i=0
while [ "$(nmcli -g connectivity general status)" = "none" ]; do
    i=$[$i+1]
    if [ $i -gt "$NETWORK_TIMEOUT" ]; then
        echo "Network not up, skipping upload" >&2
        exit 0
    fi

    sleep 1
done

# break locks in case the previous run was interrupted
borg break-lock

for d in /.snapshots/*/ ; do
    echo "Now working on: $d"
    backup "$d"
done

echo "Pruning repository."

borg prune --show-rc --list \
           --keep-hourly 24 \
           --keep-daily   7 \
           --keep-weekly  4 \
           --keep-monthly 6

echo "Backup finished."