How to switch to the last added folder and then go to last added files in that particular folder in S3 bucket...
I have a S3 bucket(project) in which starting of every month .... folder will be added in the name of the month(eg Jan). And in the month folder(Jan) daily new files will be added (eg 01.01.2019). I have a script which sends me an email daily of the lastly added files. But i don't want to alter my script every month to access the lastly added folder(eg Feb).
The path of the S3 bucket is like project/js/historical/2019/feb
Project - Bucket name
In historical i have 2 folders 2018 and 2019
In 2019 ...new folder will be added at the starting of every month.
How can i make my script automatically to take the lastly added folder.
ie. project/js/historical/2019/march
As of now my script is
aws s3 ls s3://project/js/Historical/ | sort -rh | head -n 1 | awk {' print $2'} > testt.txt
output :2019
The above code will give the output as 2019. Now how to go into the 2019 directory and access the lastly added folder.
Please help me...
Thanks in advance
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I have a S3 bucket(project) in which starting of every month .... folder will be added in the name of the month(eg Jan). And in the month folder(Jan) daily new files will be added (eg 01.01.2019). I have a script which sends me an email daily of the lastly added files. But i don't want to alter my script every month to access the lastly added folder(eg Feb).
The path of the S3 bucket is like project/js/historical/2019/feb
Project - Bucket name
In historical i have 2 folders 2018 and 2019
In 2019 ...new folder will be added at the starting of every month.
How can i make my script automatically to take the lastly added folder.
ie. project/js/historical/2019/march
As of now my script is
aws s3 ls s3://project/js/Historical/ | sort -rh | head -n 1 | awk {' print $2'} > testt.txt
output :2019
The above code will give the output as 2019. Now how to go into the 2019 directory and access the lastly added folder.
Please help me...
Thanks in advance
linux bash centos
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I have a S3 bucket(project) in which starting of every month .... folder will be added in the name of the month(eg Jan). And in the month folder(Jan) daily new files will be added (eg 01.01.2019). I have a script which sends me an email daily of the lastly added files. But i don't want to alter my script every month to access the lastly added folder(eg Feb).
The path of the S3 bucket is like project/js/historical/2019/feb
Project - Bucket name
In historical i have 2 folders 2018 and 2019
In 2019 ...new folder will be added at the starting of every month.
How can i make my script automatically to take the lastly added folder.
ie. project/js/historical/2019/march
As of now my script is
aws s3 ls s3://project/js/Historical/ | sort -rh | head -n 1 | awk {' print $2'} > testt.txt
output :2019
The above code will give the output as 2019. Now how to go into the 2019 directory and access the lastly added folder.
Please help me...
Thanks in advance
linux bash centos
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I have a S3 bucket(project) in which starting of every month .... folder will be added in the name of the month(eg Jan). And in the month folder(Jan) daily new files will be added (eg 01.01.2019). I have a script which sends me an email daily of the lastly added files. But i don't want to alter my script every month to access the lastly added folder(eg Feb).
The path of the S3 bucket is like project/js/historical/2019/feb
Project - Bucket name
In historical i have 2 folders 2018 and 2019
In 2019 ...new folder will be added at the starting of every month.
How can i make my script automatically to take the lastly added folder.
ie. project/js/historical/2019/march
As of now my script is
aws s3 ls s3://project/js/Historical/ | sort -rh | head -n 1 | awk {' print $2'} > testt.txt
output :2019
The above code will give the output as 2019. Now how to go into the 2019 directory and access the lastly added folder.
Please help me...
Thanks in advance
linux bash centos
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