#!/bin/sh
# takes one argument - the host
# .tar.gz trough STDOUT
#
# example:
#	$ ./openwrt-quick-config-backup root@router >router-config.tar.gz
#
# then later you can scp this file back to the router and untar it in the root
# directory, then reboot the router to get back to the original config



COMMAND='tar zcv'
COMMAND=$COMMAND' /etc/config/*'
COMMAND=$COMMAND' /etc/ppp/ip-*.d/local-mail-inform-*'
COMMAND=$COMMAND' /etc/ppp/ip-up.d/local-connect-monitor-up'
COMMAND=$COMMAND' /etc/ppp/options'
COMMAND=$COMMAND' /etc/dropbear/*'
COMMAND=$COMMAND' /etc/passwd'
COMMAND=$COMMAND' /etc/group'
COMMAND=$COMMAND' /etc/init.d/network'
COMMAND=$COMMAND' /etc/init.d/local-adsl-led'
COMMAND=$COMMAND' /etc/init.d/local-connect-monitor'
COMMAND=$COMMAND' /etc/firewall.user'
COMMAND=$COMMAND' /etc/hosts'
COMMAND=$COMMAND' /etc/sysctl.conf'
COMMAND=$COMMAND' /www/cgi-bin/monitor'
# add any more that you may have on your router
#COMMAND=$COMMAND' '

# do the business
ssh $1 -e none $COMMAND