Moving Specific Files in Specific Directory
Hy All...
I want to ask something that maybe all of you can solve my problem.
I've some files in directory /app/me/all_off which filename like below :
- access_log
- alarm-batch
- alarm-service-root
- db_wrapper_access_log
- db_wrapper_api_service
- moqueue-job
- mt_push_api_service
- mtqueue-job
- nbp_request_handler
- profile_api_service
- promo_api_service
- queue-service-root
then, it files formatted with extention .log and they generated everyday with formatted : xxxx.log.20190101
therefore, I want to archive and move all of that files (files with last generated one day before now) into /app/me/all_off/backup Everyday at 12AM. But I want to backup that files in specific directory (as based on their name) like example :
/app/me/all_off/backup/access_log/access_log.log.2019010
Is there any problem-solving for my case ?
I'm using Shellscript for Archive and Move that file, but it just only moved into /app/me/all_off/backup/ . Below for my Shellscript :
(#!/bin/bash ----> "(" just remarks
date1=
date -d "yesterday" +%Y%m%d
date2=
date -d "yesterday" +%Y-%m-%d
logPathMove=$logPath"backup/"
logPath='/app/me/all_off'
all=
ls -ltrh *log* *log | awk -F ' ' '{print$9}' | awk -F '.' '{print$1}' | sort | uniq -c | awk -F ' ' '{print$2}'
cd ${logPath}
gzip -9 *.${date1}
gzip -9 *.${date1}.log --------> another format of filename
gzip -9 *log.${date2}.log --------> another format of filename
cd {logPath}
for i in *.gz; do mv ${i} ${logPathMove}; done
shell-script backup for
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Hy All...
I want to ask something that maybe all of you can solve my problem.
I've some files in directory /app/me/all_off which filename like below :
- access_log
- alarm-batch
- alarm-service-root
- db_wrapper_access_log
- db_wrapper_api_service
- moqueue-job
- mt_push_api_service
- mtqueue-job
- nbp_request_handler
- profile_api_service
- promo_api_service
- queue-service-root
then, it files formatted with extention .log and they generated everyday with formatted : xxxx.log.20190101
therefore, I want to archive and move all of that files (files with last generated one day before now) into /app/me/all_off/backup Everyday at 12AM. But I want to backup that files in specific directory (as based on their name) like example :
/app/me/all_off/backup/access_log/access_log.log.2019010
Is there any problem-solving for my case ?
I'm using Shellscript for Archive and Move that file, but it just only moved into /app/me/all_off/backup/ . Below for my Shellscript :
(#!/bin/bash ----> "(" just remarks
date1=
date -d "yesterday" +%Y%m%d
date2=
date -d "yesterday" +%Y-%m-%d
logPathMove=$logPath"backup/"
logPath='/app/me/all_off'
all=
ls -ltrh *log* *log | awk -F ' ' '{print$9}' | awk -F '.' '{print$1}' | sort | uniq -c | awk -F ' ' '{print$2}'
cd ${logPath}
gzip -9 *.${date1}
gzip -9 *.${date1}.log --------> another format of filename
gzip -9 *log.${date2}.log --------> another format of filename
cd {logPath}
for i in *.gz; do mv ${i} ${logPathMove}; done
shell-script backup for
asked 6 mins ago
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Hy All...
I want to ask something that maybe all of you can solve my problem.
I've some files in directory /app/me/all_off which filename like below :
- access_log
- alarm-batch
- alarm-service-root
- db_wrapper_access_log
- db_wrapper_api_service
- moqueue-job
- mt_push_api_service
- mtqueue-job
- nbp_request_handler
- profile_api_service
- promo_api_service
- queue-service-root
then, it files formatted with extention .log and they generated everyday with formatted : xxxx.log.20190101
therefore, I want to archive and move all of that files (files with last generated one day before now) into /app/me/all_off/backup Everyday at 12AM. But I want to backup that files in specific directory (as based on their name) like example :
/app/me/all_off/backup/access_log/access_log.log.2019010
Is there any problem-solving for my case ?
I'm using Shellscript for Archive and Move that file, but it just only moved into /app/me/all_off/backup/ . Below for my Shellscript :
(#!/bin/bash ----> "(" just remarks
date1=
date -d "yesterday" +%Y%m%d
date2=
date -d "yesterday" +%Y-%m-%d
logPathMove=$logPath"backup/"
logPath='/app/me/all_off'
all=
ls -ltrh *log* *log | awk -F ' ' '{print$9}' | awk -F '.' '{print$1}' | sort | uniq -c | awk -F ' ' '{print$2}'
cd ${logPath}
gzip -9 *.${date1}
gzip -9 *.${date1}.log --------> another format of filename
gzip -9 *log.${date2}.log --------> another format of filename
cd {logPath}
for i in *.gz; do mv ${i} ${logPathMove}; done
shell-script backup for
asked 6 mins ago
Imam FauziImam Fauzi
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Imam Fauzi is a new contributor to this site. Take care in asking for clarification, commenting, and answering.
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Hy All...
I want to ask something that maybe all of you can solve my problem.
I've some files in directory /app/me/all_off which filename like below :
- access_log
- alarm-batch
- alarm-service-root
- db_wrapper_access_log
- db_wrapper_api_service
- moqueue-job
- mt_push_api_service
- mtqueue-job
- nbp_request_handler
- profile_api_service
- promo_api_service
- queue-service-root
then, it files formatted with extention .log and they generated everyday with formatted : xxxx.log.20190101
therefore, I want to archive and move all of that files (files with last generated one day before now) into /app/me/all_off/backup Everyday at 12AM. But I want to backup that files in specific directory (as based on their name) like example :
/app/me/all_off/backup/access_log/access_log.log.2019010
Is there any problem-solving for my case ?
I'm using Shellscript for Archive and Move that file, but it just only moved into /app/me/all_off/backup/ . Below for my Shellscript :
(#!/bin/bash ----> "(" just remarks
date1=
date -d "yesterday" +%Y%m%d
date2=
date -d "yesterday" +%Y-%m-%d
logPathMove=$logPath"backup/"
logPath='/app/me/all_off'
all=
ls -ltrh *log* *log | awk -F ' ' '{print$9}' | awk -F '.' '{print$1}' | sort | uniq -c | awk -F ' ' '{print$2}'
cd ${logPath}
gzip -9 *.${date1}
gzip -9 *.${date1}.log --------> another format of filename
gzip -9 *log.${date2}.log --------> another format of filename
cd {logPath}
for i in *.gz; do mv ${i} ${logPathMove}; done
shell-script backup for
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