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==='''D:''' Bash script gnucash_syncencrypt_post.sh === | ==='''D:''' Bash script gnucash_syncencrypt_post.sh === | ||
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+ | *Create a new file in your working directory (see prerequisites) named "gnucash_syncencrypt_post.sh" and paste the following text into it and save it. | ||
+ | *See notes in the file for adjustments. These are working directory, Book name, and the sftp commands. | ||
+ | *Note: This is a modified script based on [http://www.gentoo-wiki.info/TIP_Encrypted_GNUCash] by Jose Antonio Martin and Johannes Buchner. | ||
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==='''E:''' Putting all in place === | ==='''E:''' Putting all in place === |
Revision as of 13:40, 11 August 2011
Contents
Script for windows for gnucash encryption and synchronization
A: Prerequisites
- Have gnucash installed
- Have cygwin installed. Required packages:
- gnupg
- ssh
- tar
- Make sure cygwin's "bin"-folder is in the path (typically c:\cygwin\bin). In CMD.EXE you should be able to type "bash [Enter]" and the cygwin prompt opens.
- Have an ftp/sftp server with write access.
- Create a local directory where you will put everything. (eg "C:\Users\username\Documents\GnuCash")
B: gnucash_syncencrypt.cmd file
- Create a new file in your working directory (see prerequisites) named "gnucash_syncencrypt.cmd" and paste the following text into it and save it.
- Replace the first line with the path to your working directory.
- Note: Most of the commands are 1:1 copy from the gnucash-bin.cmd file.
cd D:\Users\username\Documents\GnuCash bash gnucash_syncencrypt_pre.sh setlocal chcp 1252 set PATH=C:\Program Files (x86)\gnucash\bin;C:\Program Files (x86)\gnucash\lib;C:\Program Files (x86)\gnucash\lib\gnucash;%PATH% set GUILE_WARN_DEPRECATED=no set GNC_MODULE_PATH=C:\Program Files (x86)\gnucash\lib\gnucash set GUILE_LOAD_PATH=C:\Program Files (x86)\gnucash\share\gnucash\guile-modules;C:\Program Files (x86)\gnucash\share\gnucash\scm;C:\Program Files (x86)\gnucash\share\guile\1.6;%GUILE_LOAD_PATH% set LTDL_LIBRARY_PATH=C:\Program Files (x86)\gnucash\lib set QOF_LIB_DIR=C:\Program Files (x86)\gnucash\lib\gnucash set SCHEME_LIBRARY_PATH= start /WAIT gnucash-bin gnucash bash gnucash_syncencrypt_post.sh
C: Bash script gnucash_syncencrypt_pre.sh
- Create a new file in your working directory (see prerequisites) named "gnucash_syncencrypt_pre.sh" and paste the following text into it and save it.
- See notes in the file for adjustments. These are working directory, Book name, and the sftp commands.
- Note: This is a modified script based on [1] by Jose Antonio Martin and Johannes Buchner.
#!/bin/bash # gpgarmor - based on code by Jose Antonio Martin # rewritten by Johannes Buchner # # This shell script will wrap around any program and protect the data files # by encrypting it using tar and gpg. # You can put a link to this script on your desktop or in the menu. # # Adjusted for cygwin on windows # Adjust the following options: # executing directory (where your data file lives) DIR="/cygdrive/d/Users/username/Documents/GnuCash" # File which is parameter for the program (PROG). # The encrypted file will be called the $BOOK.tar.gz.asc BOOK="gnucash" # All files that should be protected (archived and encrypted). FILES="${BOOK} ${BOOK}.*.gnucash ${BOOK}.*.log" INTERFACE_ERR='echo' # INTERFACE_PASS will be read from shell if this is set function do_error { $INTERFACE_ERR "$@" cd - &> /dev/null exit 1 } function get_file { rm $BOOK.tar.gz.asc.bak mv $BOOK.tar.gz.asc $BOOK.tar.gz.asc.bak # see http://cygwin.com/ml/cygwin/2003-12/msg00059.html cat <<++EOT++ > sftp.tmp cd gnucash get $BOOK.tar.gz.asc bye ++EOT++ sftp -b sftp.tmp -i identityfile user@host rm sftp.tmp } cd "$DIR" get_file test -f "$BOOK.tar.gz.asc" || \ if test -f "$BOOK"; then echo "Found not-encrypted file (first-run)" run_and_encrypt || do_error "file \"$BOOK\" not found" fi # Found encrypted file ppg --quiet --decrypt --output "$BOOK".tar.gz "$BOOK".tar.gz.asc || do_error "gpg decryption failed" # untar tar -zxkf "$BOOK.tar.gz" &> /dev/null shred $BOOK.tar.gz "$BOOK.tar.gz.asc" rm -f $BOOK.tar.gz "$BOOK.tar.gz.asc" exit 0
D: Bash script gnucash_syncencrypt_post.sh
- Create a new file in your working directory (see prerequisites) named "gnucash_syncencrypt_post.sh" and paste the following text into it and save it.
- See notes in the file for adjustments. These are working directory, Book name, and the sftp commands.
- Note: This is a modified script based on [2] by Jose Antonio Martin and Johannes Buchner.
#!/bin/bash # gpgarmor - based on code by Jose Antonio Martin # rewritten by Johannes Buchner # # This shell script will wrap around any program and protect the data files # by encrypting it using tar and gpg. # You can put a link to this script on your desktop or in the menu. # # Adjusted for cygwin on windows # Adjust the following options: # executing directory (where your data file lives) DIR="/cygdrive/d/Users/username/Documents/GnuCash" # File which is parameter for the program (PROG). # The encrypted file will be called the $BOOK.tar.gz.asc BOOK="gnucash" # All files that should be protected (archived and encrypted). FILES="${BOOK} ${BOOK}.*.gnucash ${BOOK}.*.log" INTERFACE_ERR='echo' # INTERFACE_PASS will be read from shell if this is set function do_error { $INTERFACE_ERR "$@" cd - &> /dev/null exit 1 } function encrypt_and_upload { tar -czf "$BOOK.tar.gz" $FILES || do_error "tar failed on $BOOK" gpg --quiet -ca --output "$BOOK".tar.gz.asc "$BOOK".tar.gz || do_error "gpg encryption failed" shred $FILES $BOOK.tar.gz > /dev/null rm -f $FILES $BOOK.tar.gz put_file cd - &> /dev/null exit 0 } function put_file { # see http://cygwin.com/ml/cygwin/2003-12/msg00059.html cat <<++EOT++ > sftp.tmp cd gnucash put $BOOK.tar.gz.asc bye ++EOT++ sftp -b sftp.tmp -i identityfile user@host rm sftp.tmp } encrypt_and_upload