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#!/bin/sh
patternfile="/root/bin/secrestoreonly.pattern"
###Syntax example for such a patternfile:
###>>>>>>>>>>>>>secrestoreonly.pattern>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
###
###/root/*
###*/packages/*
###
###<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<
#This is the file where your passphrase is stored.
passphrasefile="/root/bin/secbak.tmpdir/secbak.parms"
#this is needed when you use pgp
export RANDSEED="~/.pgp/randseed.bin"
export PGPPASSFD=3
export TMP="/root/bin/secbak.tmpdir"
### Remark
### You don't need afio to restore the contents of an afio archive. Try
### cpio -i /dev/fd0
### Remark: it doesn't decompress and decipher automatically and it
### doesn't write under $pwd
### Restore all files under this directory
cd /tmp
### If you use a tape don't forget to wind it back at
### the beginning of your achive. Use something like
### mt -f /dev/nst0 rewind
#################uncomment one example only
### use this to restore only parts of an archive
#afio -ivzZ -w $patternfile /dev/nst0
### to restore the complete contents remove: -w $patternfile
### use this to restore a pgp-encrypted archive
# from tape
#afio -ivzZ -P pgp -Q -f -Q +verbose=0 -3 3 /dev/nst0 \
# 3<$passphrasefile
### The same, but for GnuPG
#afio -ivzZ -P gpg -3 3 -Q --decrypt \
# -Q --no-options -Q --batch \
# -Q --passphrase-fd=3 -Q --no-verbose /dev/nst0 \
# 3<$passphrasefile
### to restore the complete contents remove: -w $patternfile
### The next is for multi-volumn pgp-encrypted archives on HD floppies
#afio -ivzZ -s 1440k -w $patternfile -P pgp -Q -f -Q +verbose=0 \
# -3 3 /dev/fd0 \
# 3<$passphrasefile
### to restore the complete contents remove: -w $patternfile
### The same, but for GnuPG
#afio -ivzZ -s 1440k -w $patternfile -P gpg -3 3 -Q --decrypt \
# -Q --no-options -Q --batch \
# -Q --passphrase-fd=3 -Q --no-verbose /dev/fd0 \
# 3<$passphrasefile
### to restore the complete contents remove: -w $patternfile
### If you have stored your archive in a named file use this
# and call this script by : secrestore /PATH/archivefile
afio -ivzZ $1
### If you have stored your pgp encrypted archive in a named
### file use this and call this
### script by : secrestore /PATH/archivefile
#afio -ivzZ -P pgp -Q -f -Q +verbose=0 -3 3 $1 3<$passphrasefile
### The same but for GnuPG
#afio -ivzZ -P gpg -3 3 -Q --decrypt -Q --no-options -Q --batch \
# -Q --passphrase-fd=3 -Q --no-verbose $1 \
# 3<$passphrasefile
#end of uncomment one example only
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