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Linux wzzip equivalent for creating date based archives
Category: Computers > Operating Systems Asked by: schmerold-ga List Price: $20.00 |
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21 Oct 2005 05:35 PDT
Expires: 20 Nov 2005 04:35 PST Question ID: 583003 |
I need to archive files on a Centos 4 (RHEL4) server based on date. How can I do this in a simple CRON job that runs every night. In Windows following batch job gets this done: wzzip /uoprex /T12312000 BU2000 wzzip /uoprex /t12312000 /T12312001 BU2001 wzzip /uoprex /t12312001 /T12312002 BU2002 wzzip /uoprex /t12312002 /T12312003 BU2003 wzzip /uoprex /t12312003 /T12312004 BU2004 wzzip /uoprex /t12312004 /T12312005 BU2005 I prefer zip format, though a tar archive with compression, for example gz, is fine. I know about the -N modifier in tar, however, I haven't found a -n (or -o for older) modifier. |
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Re: Linux wzzip equivalent for creating date based archives
From: linuxguru-ga on 23 Oct 2005 01:19 PDT |
I take it you want to archive files newer than X date/time or timestamp? If so I have created a BASH script that does just that which I use to compress logs at the ISP I work for. It is written to .tar.gz but I can easily convert to make .zip files |
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Re: Linux wzzip equivalent for creating date based archives
From: schmerold-ga on 24 Oct 2005 20:07 PDT |
I'm really looking to archive files between x & y, for example all files between 1/1/03 & 7/1/04 |
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