Module: BackupParadise::Windows
- Defined in:
- lib/backup_paradise/windows/windows.rb
Overview
BackupParadise::Windows
Class Method Summary collapse
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.backup_ingrid_directory(from = 'c://ingrid/.', to = :infer_the_first_external_device) ⇒ Object
# === BackupParadise::Windows.backup_ingrid_directory.
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.do_use_fileutils_for_the_copy_action ⇒ Object
# === BackupParadise.do_use_fileutils_for_the_copy_action ========================================================================= #.
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.e(i = '') ⇒ Object
# === BackupParadise::Windows.e ========================================================================= #.
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.return_the_current_time ⇒ Object
# === BackupParadise::Windows.return_the_current_time ========================================================================= #.
Class Method Details
.backup_ingrid_directory(from = 'c://ingrid/.', to = :infer_the_first_external_device) ⇒ Object
#
BackupParadise::Windows.backup_ingrid_directory
This will try to backup c:\ingrid. It only works on windows really.
The trailing ‘.’ is necessary, so that the content of the directory is copied, rather than the directory itself and THEN its content.
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# File 'lib/backup_paradise/windows/windows.rb', line 46 def self.backup_ingrid_directory( from = 'c://ingrid/.', to = :infer_the_first_external_device ) case to # ======================================================================= # # === :infer_the_first_external_device # # Here we will infer which external device is the first one. # ======================================================================= # when :infer_the_first_external_device begin require 'mountpoints' rescue LoadError; end if Object.const_defined? :Mountpoints to = Mountpoints[] else # else we will use a hardcoded approach. e 'Assuming a hardcoded path at: e://' to = "e://" end end if to.is_a? Array to = to.first end unless to.include? '_' from = from.to_s.dup from.chop! if from.end_with? '/' if from.start_with?('c://') and BackupParadise.are_we_on_linux? from[0,4] = '' end _ = to.to_s+ File.basename(from.to_s.delete('.'))+ # We remove '.' to avoid "ingrid/." stuff. '_'+ return_the_current_time _ = _.squeeze '/' e 'Now creating the directory '+_+'.' FileUtils.mkdir_p(_) to = _ end if File.directory?(from) and !from.end_with?('/', '.') from = from.dup if from.frozen? from << '/' end if File.directory?(to) and !to.end_with?('/') to = to.dup if to.frozen? to << '/' end do_use_fileutils_for_the_copy_action BackupParadise.simple_backup(from, to) end |
.do_use_fileutils_for_the_copy_action ⇒ Object
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BackupParadise.do_use_fileutils_for_the_copy_action
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# File 'lib/backup_paradise/windows/windows.rb', line 34 def self.do_use_fileutils_for_the_copy_action BackupParadise::CONFIG['use_system_cp'] = false end |
.e(i = '') ⇒ Object
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BackupParadise::Windows.e
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# File 'lib/backup_paradise/windows/windows.rb', line 20 def self.e(i = '') puts i end |
.return_the_current_time ⇒ Object
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BackupParadise::Windows.return_the_current_time
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# File 'lib/backup_paradise/windows/windows.rb', line 27 def self.return_the_current_time Time.now.strftime('%d.%m.%Y') end |