Add .env backup system to crontab and create integration guide

- Added daily .env backup at 02:00 with proper logging
- Added weekly .env validation at 08:30 on Sundays
- Created comprehensive integration guide
- Integrated with existing crontab management system
- Follows established logging pattern with syslog tags
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# .env Backup Integration Guide
## Quick Setup Summary
Your .env backup system is now fully operational! Here's what was set up:
### ✅ What's Working
- **31 .env files** discovered across your Docker containers
- **30 files backed up** successfully to `/home/acedanger/.env-backup`
- **Private Gitea repository** configured and pushed successfully
- **Version control** with automatic commit messages and timestamps
- **Reference files** included (docker-compose.yml for context)
### 🔧 Integration Options
#### 1. Manual Backup (Current)
```bash
cd /home/acedanger/shell
./backup-env-files.sh # Regular backup
./backup-env-files.sh --dry-run # Preview changes
./backup-env-files.sh --list # Show all .env files
```
#### 2. Automated Daily Backup (Recommended)
Add to your crontab for daily backups at 2 AM:
```bash
# Daily .env backup at 2 AM
0 2 * * * /home/acedanger/shell/backup-env-files.sh >/dev/null 2>&1
```
#### 3. Integration with Existing Backup Scripts
The backup integrates with your existing backup system through:
- **Logs**: Written to `/home/acedanger/shell/logs/env-backup.log`
- **Completion**: Tab completion available via `env-backup-completion.bash`
- **Validation**: Use `validate-env-backups.sh` for integrity checks
### 🔐 Security Features
1. **Private Repository**: Only you have access
2. **Gitignore**: Excludes temporary files and logs
3. **SSH Authentication**: Uses your existing SSH key
4. **Local + Remote**: Dual backup (local git + remote Gitea)
### 📊 Backup Structure
```
~/.env-backup/
├── docker-containers/
│ ├── authentik/
│ │ └── .env.example
│ ├── caddy/
│ │ ├── .env
│ │ ├── .env.example
│ │ └── docker-compose.yml.ref
│ ├── database/
│ │ ├── .env
│ │ ├── .env.example
│ │ └── docker-compose.yml.ref
│ └── ... (all your containers)
├── README.md
└── .env-backup-config
```
### 🔄 Common Operations
#### Restore Files (if needed)
```bash
./backup-env-files.sh --restore
```
#### Force Backup (ignore unchanged files)
```bash
./backup-env-files.sh --force
```
#### Check What Would Change
```bash
./backup-env-files.sh --dry-run
```
### 🚨 Emergency Recovery
If you lose your filesystem:
1. **Clone the backup**: `git clone https://git.ptrwd.com/peterwood/docker-env-backup.git`
2. **Restore files**: `./backup-env-files.sh --restore`
3. **Recreate containers**: Your docker-compose.yml reference files are included
### 📈 Monitoring
- **Logs**: Check `/home/acedanger/shell/logs/env-backup.log`
- **Git History**: View changes with `git log` in backup directory
- **Validation**: Run `validate-env-backups.sh` for integrity checks
### 🔧 Maintenance
#### Weekly Validation (Recommended)
```bash
# Add to crontab for weekly validation
0 3 * * 0 /home/acedanger/shell/validate-env-backups.sh >/dev/null 2>&1
```
#### Cleanup Old Logs (Monthly)
The system automatically manages logs, but you can clean them manually if needed.
### 🆘 Troubleshooting
#### Push Fails
- Check SSH key: `ssh -T git@git.ptrwd.com`
- Verify repository exists and is private
- Check network connectivity
#### Files Not Found
- Verify Docker directory structure: `ls -la ~/docker/*/`
- Check file permissions
- Run with `--list` to see what's detected
#### Restore Issues
- Ensure target directories exist
- Check file permissions
- Use `--dry-run` first to preview
## Integration Complete! 🎉
Your .env files are now safely backed up and version controlled. The system will:
1. Track all changes to your .env files
2. Maintain a secure backup in your private Gitea
3. Provide easy restore capabilities
4. Integrate with your existing shell toolkit
Run `./backup-env-files.sh` regularly or set up the cron job for automatic backups!