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copyKilnRepositories.ps1
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# This script was provided by a customer for backing up the KilnRepositories # directory. It can be set up as a Windows Scheduled Task and run daily # to copy the entire directory to a different location. It shuts down # all appropriate services and processes before beginning the copy. # # NOTE: Newer versions of Kiln may use different services and processes, # so make sure that the list is complete. # Live values $servicesToStop = "Apache Tomcat 6", "FogBugz Maintenance Service", "Kiln Queuing Service", "KilnStorageService", "W3SVC" $processesToEnsureStopped = "backend", "FogBugzMaint", "QueueService", "redis-server", "tomcat6", "memcached" $processTimeoutSeconds = 60 $backupLogLocation = "E:\Backup Scripts" $liveRepoLocation = "D:\KilnRepositories" $cloneRepoLocation = "E:\Kiln Backup" $backupRepoLocation = "\\somewhere-on-network\Kiln Backup" $smtpServer = "smtp.yourserver.com" $fromEmail = "from@example.com" $toEmail = "to@example.com" # Start logging output, so we can send it in the email Start-Transcript -Path "$backupLogLocation\BackupScript.txt" # Stop all the services. $servicesToStop | Stop-Service # Give everything a little time to stop before we have to forcefully shut # them down. Start-Sleep -s $processTimeoutSeconds # Kill any remaining processes, to ensure we can get a consistent snapshop. # Necessary evil! :( Stop-Process -Name $processesToEnsureStopped -ErrorAction SilentlyContinue # Clone the repos to the other local drive (to minimise downtime, this is # faster than copy to network!). robocopy "$liveRepoLocation" "$cloneRepoLocation" /MIR /MT /W:3 /R:100 /LOG:"$backupLogLocation\BackupKiln.txt" # Bring the services back up. $servicesToStop | Start-Service # Copy the repos over to the network location. robocopy "$cloneRepoLocation" "$backupRepoLocation" /MIR /MT /W:3 /R:100 /LOG:"$backupLogLocation\CopyToNetwork.txt" # Stop logging output, so we can embed it in the email. Stop-Transcript # Email the resulting logs. $smtp = new-object Net.Mail.SmtpClient($smtpServer) $msg = new-object Net.Mail.MailMessage $msg.From = $fromEmail $msg.To.Add($toEmail) $msg.subject = "Kiln Automated Backup" $msg.body = [string]::Join("`r`n",(Get-Content "$backupLogLocation\BackupScript.txt")) $logfile1 = new-object Net.Mail.Attachment("$backupLogLocation\BackupKiln.txt") $logfile2 = new-object Net.Mail.Attachment("$backupLogLocation\CopyToNetwork.txt") $msg.Attachments.Add($logfile1) $msg.Attachments.Add($logfile2) $smtp.Send($msg)