#!/bin/bash

# Path to the root folder where the backups will be stored
# This path should not be on the root volume, and not accessible
# to non-administrators

recover_path="/path/to/backup"

# You can either backup all of the services (even those not in use)
# or you can specify which services you want to backup.

services=`serveradmin list`
#services="afp ipfilter smb"

# This is the password you will use to recover your OD sparseimage.
# It should NOT be the same as your Directory Administrator password
# for security reasons.

passwd="cr38aNuPassWd"

###############################################################
#### Advanced modification only. The rest can be left as is ###
###############################################################

# This is the hostname of the server the script is running on
# This variable is used so that the same script can be run
# from multiple servers on a single share point
server=`hostname`

# Get today's date and format it as YYYYMMDD
date=`date ''+%c%m%d'' | awk '{printf $5}'`

# Set the full path to where this days backups will be stored
recover=${recover_path}/$server/$date

mkdir -p $recover
chmod 600 $recover

# grab the server configuration plists
for service in $services; do
    serveradmin -x settings $service > $recover/$service.plist
    sleep 1
done

# Backup Open Directory
od_backup=$recover/od_backup
ts=`date ''+%F''`
echo "dirserv:backupArchiveParams:archivePassword = $passwd" > $od_backup
echo "dirserv:backupArchiveParams:archivePath = $recover/od_$ts" >> $od_backup
echo "dirserv:command = backupArchive" >> $od_backup
echo "" >> $od_backup

serveradmin command < $od_backup

exit 0