This commit introduces the foundation for multiple backup targets, allowing users to backup to multiple PBS servers for redundancy. ADDED: - Multi-target configuration structure - TARGETS_DIR: /etc/proxmox-backup-client/targets/ - Each target stored as TARGET.conf - Independent systemd services per target (pbs-backup-TARGET.service) - Target management functions: - list_targets() - List all configured target names - validate_target_name() - Validate target naming rules - target_exists() - Check if target is configured - get_target_config_path() - Get path to target config file - show_targets_list() - Display all targets with server/status - show_target_detail() - Show detailed target configuration - Target CRUD operations: - add_target() - Interactive target creation - edit_target() - Edit connection, settings, or full reconfig - delete_target() - Remove target with confirmation - Migration system: - migrate_legacy_config() - Auto-migrate single-target to "default" target - Renames old services: pbs-backup.service -> pbs-backup-default.service - Preserves existing backups and schedules CHANGED: - Script version: 1.0.0 -> 1.1.0 - Updated CHANGELOG with multi-target progress and recent fixes WORK IN PROGRESS (Part 2 needed): - Update create_systemd_service() to accept target name parameter - Create wrapper functions for per-target configuration - Update main menu with multi-target options - Add schedule coordination (all-at-once, alternating, individual) - Add "Run backup now" with target selection TESTING STATUS: Not yet tested, foundation only 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code) Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Changelog
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[Unreleased]
Added
- Multi-target backup support (IN PROGRESS - v1.1.0)
- Support for multiple backup destinations (different PBS servers for redundancy)
- Named backup targets (e.g., "offsite", "local", "backup1")
- Target management functions:
- List all configured targets with status
- Add new backup targets
- Edit existing targets (connection, settings, or full reconfig)
- Delete targets with confirmation
- View detailed target information
- Automatic migration from legacy single-target configuration to "default" target
- Independent systemd services per target (pbs-backup-TARGET.service)
- Configuration stored in /etc/proxmox-backup-client/targets/TARGET.conf
- Schedule coordination options (planned):
- All targets run at same time
- Alternating schedule across targets
- Individual schedules per target
- Intelligent reconfiguration options when PBS client is already installed
- Quick connection-only reconfiguration (server/credentials only)
- Full reconfiguration of all settings
- Reinstall option with reconfiguration
- Exit without changes option
- 3-step connection verification process:
- Step 1: Server reachability test (5s timeout with curl)
- Step 2: Authentication test with automatic SSL fingerprint acceptance
- Step 3: Datastore access verification
- Display available block devices when invalid device is entered
- Step-by-step progress indicators during connection testing
test-connection.sh- Diagnostic script for testing PBS connections manually- Parameterized for security (no hardcoded credentials)
- Tests server reachability, authentication, and datastore access
- Handles SSL fingerprint acceptance interactively
- Comprehensive documentation in README:
- Step-by-step walkthrough of complete installation (14 steps)
- PBS server setup guide (API token creation and permissions)
- Common permission error troubleshooting
- Explanation of backup types, schedules, and retention policies
- Live backup progress monitoring
- Real-time log following when running backups
- Automatic completion detection
- Shows PBS client's built-in progress bars and statistics
- Can exit with Ctrl+C (backup continues in background)
- Applied to both "Run backup now" menu option and post-install backup
Changed
- Installation instructions now use
git cloneinstead ofwget - Connection test provides better user feedback during testing
- Script now detects existing configurations and offers appropriate options
- Block device detection now strips btrfs subvolume notation (e.g.,
[/@]) - Connection test succeeds if authentication works, even if no backups exist yet
- More specific error messages based on which step of connection test fails
- SSL certificate fingerprints are now automatically accepted during setup
- Reduced authentication timeout from 30s to 15s
- README now includes comprehensive step-by-step walkthrough
- Prerequisites section expanded with detailed PBS server setup instructions
- README updated with live backup progress examples in Step 13
- Reconfiguration section now documents "Run backup now" option (option 4)
- Manual Backup section updated to recommend easy method via installer
- Default realm changed from "pbs" to "pam" (more common for root authentication)
- Default encryption setting changed from "yes" to "no" (user can opt-in if needed)
- Main menu now includes "Run backup now" option for immediate backup testing
- Main menu now includes "Modify backup schedule/type" option (option 5)
- Repository renamed from PBSClientInstaller to PBSClientTool
- Manual backups now force full backup (files + block device) regardless of day
- Created separate pbs-backup-manual.service for manual runs
- Scheduled backups still follow daily/weekly pattern
- Manual backups always include block device even on non-Sunday
- Script version bumped to 1.1.0 for multi-target support
Fixed
- CRITICAL: SSL fingerprint prompt no longer causes authentication timeout
- Script now automatically accepts SSL fingerprints by piping 'y' to login
- This was the root cause of "authentication hanging" issues
- CRITICAL: Password/token capture no longer includes newline character
prompt_password()function now outputs formatting to stderr- Added defensive newline stripping when writing config file
- Filters
\nand\rcharacters from passwords usingtr -d '\n\r' - Fixes "authentication failed - invalid credentials" in backup service
- Config file now has properly formatted single-line passwords
- Applied to both
reconfigure_connection()andcreate_systemd_service()
- Script no longer hangs indefinitely when PBS server is unreachable
- Block device auto-detection now correctly handles btrfs subvolumes
- Invalid device paths like
/dev/mapper/root[/@]are now properly cleaned - Connection test now differentiates between network issues and authentication failures
- Shows actual PBS client error messages when authentication fails
- Authentication test now uses correct
logincommand instead of non-existentstatuscommand - Connection test no longer times out due to using wrong PBS client commands
- Backup progress logs now display properly during manual backup runs
- Fixed journalctl following wrong service (was following pbs-backup.service instead of pbs-backup-manual.service)
- Removed stderr suppression (2>/dev/null) that was hiding output
- Added --since flag to capture logs from service start, not just new entries
- Now shows verbose progress: "processed 65.6 GiB in 18m, uploaded 64.4 GiB"
- Backup logs now close automatically when backup completes (no more blank screen)
[1.0.0] - 2025-11-01
Added
- Initial release
- Auto-detection of Linux distribution (Ubuntu, Debian, Arch)
- Interactive configuration via console prompts
- Automatic encryption key generation with paper backup
- Systemd service and timer for automated backups
- Configurable retention policies
- Connection testing before finalization
- Immediate backup option after installation
- Support for file-level (.pxar) backups
- Support for block device (.img) backups
- Hybrid backup mode (daily files + weekly block device)
- Comprehensive error handling and logging
- Uninstaller script