/usr/share/doc/bacula-common/examples/reports/bacula_mail_summary.sh is in bacula-common 7.0.5+dfsg-4build1.
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# This script is to create a summary of the job notifications from bacula
# and send it to people who care.
#
# For it to work, you need to have all Bacula job report
# loggin to file, edit path for Your needs
# This should be run after all backup jobs have finished.
# Tested with bacula-1.38.0
# Some improvements by: Andrey Yakovlev <freedom@kiev.farlep.net> (ISP Farlep)
# Contributed by Andrew J. Millar <andrew@alphajuliet.org.uk>
# Patched by Andrey A. Yakovlev <freedom@kiev.farlep.net>
# Use awk to create the report, pass to column to be
# formatted nicely, then on to mail to be sent to
# people who care.
EMAIL_LIST="freedom@kiev.farlep.net"
LOG='/var/db/bacula/log'
#---------------------------------------------------------------------
awk -F\:\ 'BEGIN {
print "Client Status Type StartTime EndTime Files Bytes"
}
/orion-dir: New file:/ {
print $3
}
/orion-dir: File:/ {
print $3
}
/Client/ {
CLIENT=$2; sub(/"/, "", CLIENT) ; sub(/".*$/, "", CLIENT)
}
/Backup Level/ {
TYPE=$2 ; sub(/,.*$/, "", TYPE)
}
/Start time/ {
STARTTIME=$2; sub(/.*-.*-.* /, "", STARTTIME)
}
/End time/ {
ENDTIME=$2; sub(/.*-.*-.* /, "", ENDTIME)
}
/Files Examined/ {
SDFILES=$2
SDBYTES=0
}
/SD Files Written/ {
SDFILES=$2
}
/SD Bytes Written/ {
SDBYTES=$2
}
/Termination/ {
TERMINATION=$2 ;
sub(/Backup/, "", TERMINATION) ;
gsub(/\*\*\*/, "", TERMINATION) ;
sub(/Verify OK/, "OK-Verify", TERMINATION) ;
sub(/y[ ]/, "y-", TERMINATION) ;
printf "%s %s %s %s %s %s %s \n", CLIENT,TERMINATION,TYPE,STARTTIME,ENDTIME,SDFILES,SDBYTES}' ${LOG} | \
column -t -x | \
mail -s "Bacula Summary for `date -v -1d +'%a, %F'`" ${EMAIL_LIST}
#
# Empty the LOG
cat ${LOG} > ${LOG}.old
cat /dev/null > ${LOG}
#
# That's all folks
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