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#!/bin/bash
# SPDX-FileCopyrightText: © 2012-2015 Germar Reitze
# SPDX-FileCopyrightText: © 2022 Jürgen Altfeld
#
# SPDX-License-Identifier: GPL-2.0-or-later
#
# This file is part of the program "Back In Time" which is released under GNU
# General Public License v2 (GPLv2). See LICENSES directory or go to
# <https://spdx.org/licenses/GPL-2.0-or-later.html>.

# Script should return 0 if everything is alright. Returncode !0 will cancel
# the running snapshot (BIT version >1.1.0).

# This script is meant for debugging purposes only (to check when
# and how the backup process is started and snapshots are taken.
# You can also add further checks (eg. check for existing mounts
# or readable paths to diagnose problems with inaccessible mounts).

profile_id="$1"
profile_name="$2"
reason="$3"


printLog() {
    # argument $1 contains the log message
    echo "$(date +'%Y-%m-%d %H:%M:%S') ($(whoami)/$BASHPID) profile_id=$profile_id: $1" 2>&1 >> ~/backintime_usercallback_diagnostics.log
}

case $reason in
    1) #Backup process begins
        printLog "1 - backup process begins"
        ;;
    2) #Backup process ends
        printLog "2 - backup process ends"
        ;;
    3) #A new snapshot was taken
        snapshot_id="$4"
        snapshot_name="$5"
        printLog "3 - snapshot taken (snapshot_id=$snapshot_id - snapshot_name=$snapshot_name)"
        ;;
    4) #There was an error
        errorcode="$4"
        msg="$5"
        case $errorcode in
            1) # ERROR: The application is not configured
               printLog "4 - ERROR $errorcode: The application is not configured"
              ;;
            2) # ERROR: A 'take snapshot' process is already running
               printLog "4 - ERROR $errorcode: A 'take snapshot' process is already running"
              ;;
            3) # ERROR: Can't find snapshots folder (is it on a removable drive ?)
               printLog "4 - ERROR $errorcode: Can't find snapshots folder (maybe it is on a removable drive)"
              ;;
            4) # ERROR: A snapshot for 'now' already exist
               printLog "4 - ERROR $errorcode: A snapshot for 'now' already exist"
               ;;
            5) # ERROR: Error while taking a snapshot
               printLog "4 - ERROR $errorcode: Error while taking a snapshot"
               ;;
            6) # ERROR: New snapshot taken but with errors
               printLog "4 - ERROR $errorcode: New snapshot taken but with errors (may happen with 'continue on error')"
               ;;
            *) # Unknown error number
               printLog "4 - ERROR $errorcode: Unknown error code!"
               ;;
        esac
        printLog "    Error message: $msg"
        ;;
    5) #backintime-qt4 (GUI) started
        printLog "5 - backintime-qt GUI started"
        ;;
    6) #backintime-qt4 (GUI) closed
        printLog "6 - backintime-qt GUI closed"
        ;;
    7) #Mount drives
        printLog "7 - mount drive requested"
        # Further diagnostics examples (use "on demand"):
        
        # Check if a mount point is in the list of mounted devices
        # mountPoint="/media/<user>/<mount root folder>"   # insert your mount folder here
        # printLog "Mount point status: $(mount | grep '$mountPoint')"  # empty if not mounted!
        
        # Check if a folder does exists and is readable (eg. the snapshot target folder)
        # testFolder="/path/to/snapshots"                  # insert your path to check here
        # if [[ -r $testFolder ]]; then
        #     printLog "Folder exists and can be read..."
        # else
        #     printLog "Folder does not exist or cannot be read (missing permissions?)"
        # fi
        
        ;;
    8) #Unmount the drives
        printLog "8 - unmount drive requested"
        ;;
    *) ## Unknown reason
        printLog "Called with invalid reason $reason"
        ;;

esac