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Old 03-25-2010, 08:23 PM   #31
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I've replied to that other thread already
 
Old 04-05-2010, 01:45 PM   #32
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Quote:
Originally Posted by blacky_5251 View Post
Try this code:-
Code:
umount /mnt/upgdp /mnt/bigbkup
mount 00.00.00.0:/bkup /mnt/upgdp
if [ -d /mnt/upgdp/dev2 ]; then
# The preferred directory exists, so use it
  cd /mnt/upgdp/dev2
  Subject="TAR Backup for dev2 has been done on upgdp"
else
  mount 00.00.00.0:/bigbkup/data /mnt/bigbkup
  if [ -d /mnt/bigbkup/dev2 ]; then
    cd /mnt/bigbkup/dev2
    Subject="TAR Backup for dev2 has been done on bigbkup"
  else
    echo Mount is not available, try agin later | mutt -x -s "Backup Failed" Mail@mail.com
    exit 1
  fi
fi

rm dev2.bk*
today=$(date '+%m%d%y')
tar -czvf dev2.bk_"$today".tar.tgz /opt/IBM/WebSphere /home/dn/TARStatus > /home/dn/TARStatus.log
mail -s "$Subject" Mail@mail.com < /home/dn/TARStatus.log
Other day its work for me but now I am getting following error message:

./file.sh: line 23: unexpected EOF while looking for matching `"'
./file.sh: line 24: syntax error: unexpected end of file
 
Old 04-05-2010, 06:57 PM   #33
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I have put set -x on the top of script, pl see the result.

++ umount /mnt/upgdp /mnt/bigdoc
umount: /mnt/bigdoc: not mounted
++ mount 00.00.00.0:/bkup /mnt/upgdp
/home/dn/scrontar.sh: line 24: unexpected EOF while looking for matching `"'
/home/dn/scrontar.sh: line 25: syntax error: unexpected end of file
 
Old 04-05-2010, 07:24 PM   #34
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Just a FYI

Just because /mnt/upgdp/dev2 exists dosen't mean that it's mounted properly...

So maybe something like this is in order? (assuming it's an NFS share)

Code:
df -hF nfs /mnt/upgdp/dev2 >/dev/null 2>&1 
exitstatus=$?
if [ ${exitstatus} -ne 0 ] ; then
  echo "Mount of /mnt/upgdp/dev2 failed"
  exit
fi


-C
 
Old 04-05-2010, 08:45 PM   #35
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Just a FYI

Just because /mnt/upgdp/dev2 exists dosen't mean that it's mounted properly...

So maybe something like this is in order? (assuming it's an NFS share)

Code:
df -hF nfs /mnt/upgdp/dev2 >/dev/null 2>&1 
exitstatus=$?
if [ ${exitstatus} -ne 0 ] ; then
  echo "Mount of /mnt/upgdp/dev2 failed"
  exit
fi


-C
Could you replace the code below from your code? thanks

umount /mnt/upgdp /mnt/bigbkup
mount 00.00.00.0:/bkup /mnt/upgdp
if [ -d /mnt/upgdp/dev2 ]; then
# The preferred directory exists, so use it
cd /mnt/upgdp/dev2
Subject="TAR Backup for dev2 has been done on upgdp"
else
mount 00.00.00.0:/bkup /mnt/upgdp
if [ -d /mnt/upgdp/dev2 ]; then
# The preferred directory exists, so use it
cd /mnt/upgdp/dev2
Subject="TAR Backup for dev2 has been done on upgdp"
else
mount 00.00.00.0:/bigbkup/data /mnt/bigbkup
if [ -d /mnt/bigbkup/dev2 ]; then
cd /mnt/bigbkup/dev2
Subject="TAR Backup for dev2 has been done on bigbkup"
else
echo Mount is not available, try agin later | mutt -x -s "Backup Failed" Mail@mail.com
exit 1
fi
fi

rm dev2.bk*
today=$(date '+%m%d%y')
tar -czvf dev2.bk_"$today".tar.tgz /opt/IBM/WebSphere /home/dn/TARStatus > /home/dn/TARStatus.log
mail -s "$Subject" Mail@mail.com < /home/dn/TARStatus.log
Last edited by dnaqvi; 04-05-2010 at 08:46 PM.
 
Old 04-05-2010, 09:56 PM   #36
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umount /mnt/upgdp /mnt/bigbkup
df -hF nfs /mnt/upgdp/dev2 >/dev/null 2>&1
exitstatus=$?
if [ ${exitstatus} -ne 0 ] ; then
echo "Mount of /mnt/upgdp/dev2 failed"
exit
fi
mount 00.00.00.0:/bkup /mnt/upgdp
if [ -d /mnt/upgdp/dev2 ]; then
# The preferred directory exists, so use it
cd /mnt/upgdp/dev2
Subject="TAR Backup for dev2 has been done on upgdp"
else
mount 00.00.00.0:/bkup /mnt/upgdp
if [ -d /mnt/upgdp/dev2 ]; then
# The preferred directory exists, so use it
cd /mnt/upgdp/dev2
Subject="TAR Backup for dev2 has been done on upgdp"
else
mount 00.00.00.0:/bigbkup/data /mnt/bigbkup
if [ -d /mnt/bigbkup/dev2 ]; then
cd /mnt/bigbkup/dev2
Subject="TAR Backup for dev2 has been done on bigbkup"
else
echo Mount is not available, try agin later | mutt -x -s "Backup Failed" Mail@mail.com
exit 1
fi
fi

rm dev2.bk*
today=$(date '+%m%d%y')
tar -czvf dev2.bk_"$today".tar.tgz /opt/IBM/WebSphere /home/dn/TARStatus > /home/dn/TARStatus.log
mail -s "$Subject" Mail@mail.com < /home/dn/TARStatus.log
 
Old 04-05-2010, 11:44 PM   #37
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Quote:
Originally Posted by custangro View Post
umount /mnt/upgdp /mnt/bigbkup
df -hF nfs /mnt/upgdp/dev2 >/dev/null 2>&1
exitstatus=$?
if [ ${exitstatus} -ne 0 ] ; then
echo "Mount of /mnt/upgdp/dev2 failed"
exit
fi
mount 00.00.00.0:/bkup /mnt/upgdp
if [ -d /mnt/upgdp/dev2 ]; then
# The preferred directory exists, so use it
cd /mnt/upgdp/dev2
Subject="TAR Backup for dev2 has been done on upgdp"
else
mount 00.00.00.0:/bkup /mnt/upgdp
if [ -d /mnt/upgdp/dev2 ]; then
# The preferred directory exists, so use it
cd /mnt/upgdp/dev2
Subject="TAR Backup for dev2 has been done on upgdp"
else
mount 00.00.00.0:/bigbkup/data /mnt/bigbkup
if [ -d /mnt/bigbkup/dev2 ]; then
cd /mnt/bigbkup/dev2
Subject="TAR Backup for dev2 has been done on bigbkup"
else
echo Mount is not available, try agin later | mutt -x -s "Backup Failed" Mail@mail.com
exit 1
fi
fi

rm dev2.bk*
today=$(date '+%m%d%y')
tar -czvf dev2.bk_"$today".tar.tgz /opt/IBM/WebSphere /home/dn/TARStatus > /home/dn/TARStatus.log
mail -s "$Subject" Mail@mail.com < /home/dn/TARStatus.log
++ umount /mnt/upgdp /mnt/bigbkup
umount: /mnt/upgdp: not mounted
umount: /mnt/bigbkup: not mounted
++ df -hF nfs /mnt/upgdp/dev2
++ exitstatus=1
++ '[' 1 -ne 0 ']'
++ echo 'Mount of /mnt/upgdp/dev2 failed'
Mount of /mnt/upgdp/dev2 failed
++ exit
 
Old 04-06-2010, 10:33 AM   #38
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Change the script to this...
Code:
umount /mnt/upgdp /mnt/bigbkup
mount 00.00.00.0:/bkup /mnt/upgdp
df -hF nfs /mnt/upgdp >/dev/null 2>&1 
exitstatus=$?
if [ ${exitstatus} -ne 0 ] ; then
  echo "Mount of /mnt/upgdp failed"
  exit
fi
mount 00.00.00.0:/bkup /mnt/upgdp
if [ -d /mnt/upgdp/dev2 ]; then
# The preferred directory exists, so use it
  cd /mnt/upgdp/dev2
  Subject="TAR Backup for dev2 has been done on upgdp"
else
mount 00.00.00.0:/bkup /mnt/upgdp
if [ -d /mnt/upgdp/dev2 ]; then
# The preferred directory exists, so use it
  cd /mnt/upgdp/dev2
  Subject="TAR Backup for dev2 has been done on upgdp"
else
  mount 00.00.00.0:/bigbkup/data /mnt/bigbkup
  if [ -d /mnt/bigbkup/dev2 ]; then
    cd /mnt/bigbkup/dev2
    Subject="TAR Backup for dev2 has been done on bigbkup"
  else
    echo Mount is not available, try agin later | mutt -x -s "Backup Failed" Mail@mail.com
    exit 1
  fi
fi

rm dev2.bk*
today=$(date '+%m%d%y')
tar -czvf dev2.bk_"$today".tar.tgz /opt/IBM/WebSphere /home/dn/TARStatus > /home/dn/TARStatus.log
mail -s "$Subject" Mail@mail.com < /home/dn
 
Old 04-06-2010, 01:47 PM   #39
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Quote:
Originally Posted by custangro View Post
Change the script to this...
Code:
umount /mnt/upgdp /mnt/bigbkup
mount 00.00.00.0:/bkup /mnt/upgdp
df -hF nfs /mnt/upgdp >/dev/null 2>&1 
exitstatus=$?
if [ ${exitstatus} -ne 0 ] ; then
  echo "Mount of /mnt/upgdp failed"
  exit
fi
mount 00.00.00.0:/bkup /mnt/upgdp
if [ -d /mnt/upgdp/dev2 ]; then
# The preferred directory exists, so use it
  cd /mnt/upgdp/dev2
  Subject="TAR Backup for dev2 has been done on upgdp"
else
mount 00.00.00.0:/bkup /mnt/upgdp
if [ -d /mnt/upgdp/dev2 ]; then
# The preferred directory exists, so use it
  cd /mnt/upgdp/dev2
  Subject="TAR Backup for dev2 has been done on upgdp"
else
  mount 00.00.00.0:/bigbkup/data /mnt/bigbkup
  if [ -d /mnt/bigbkup/dev2 ]; then
    cd /mnt/bigbkup/dev2
    Subject="TAR Backup for dev2 has been done on bigbkup"
  else
    echo Mount is not available, try agin later | mutt -x -s "Backup Failed" Mail@mail.com
    exit 1
  fi
fi

rm dev2.bk*
today=$(date '+%m%d%y')
tar -czvf dev2.bk_"$today".tar.tgz /opt/IBM/WebSphere /home/dn/TARStatus > /home/dn/TARStatus.log
mail -s "$Subject" Mail@mail.com < /home/dn
++ umount /mnt/upgdp /mnt/bigdoc
umount: /mnt/bigdoc: not mounted
++ mount 00.00.00.0:/bkup /mnt/upgdp
++ df -hF nfs /mnt/upgdp/wps2
++ exitstatus=0
++ '[' 0 -ne 0 ']'
++ mount 00.00.00.0:/bkup /mnt/upgdp
mount: 00.00.00.0:/bkup already mounted or /mnt/upgdp busy
mount: according to mtab, 00.00.00.0:/bkup is already mounted on /mnt/upgdp
./scrontar040510.sh: line 36: syntax error: unexpected end of file
 
Old 04-14-2010, 12:59 PM   #40
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Quote:
Originally Posted by blacky_5251 View Post
Try this code:-
Code:
umount /mnt/upgdp /mnt/bigbkup
mount 00.00.00.0:/bkup /mnt/upgdp
if [ -d /mnt/upgdp/dev2 ]; then
# The preferred directory exists, so use it
  cd /mnt/upgdp/dev2
  Subject="TAR Backup for dev2 has been done on upgdp"
else
  mount 00.00.00.0:/bigbkup/data /mnt/bigbkup
  if [ -d /mnt/bigbkup/dev2 ]; then
    cd /mnt/bigbkup/dev2
    Subject="TAR Backup for dev2 has been done on bigbkup"
  else
    echo Mount is not available, try agin later | mutt -x -s "Backup Failed" Mail@mail.com
    exit 1
  fi
fi

rm dev2.bk*
today=$(date '+%m%d%y')
tar -czvf dev2.bk_"$today".tar.tgz /opt/IBM/WebSphere /home/dn/TARStatus > /home/dn/TARStatus.log
mail -s "$Subject" Mail@mail.com < /home/dn/TARStatus.log
++ umount /mnt/upgdp /mnt/bigbkup
umount: /mnt/bigbkup: not mounted
++ mount 00.00.00.9:/bkup /mnt/upgdp
./Devscrontar.sh: line 24: unexpected EOF while looking for matching `"'
./Devscrontar.sh: line 25: syntax error: unexpected end of file
Last edited by dnaqvi; 04-14-2010 at 02:40 PM.
 
Old 04-14-2010, 02:26 PM   #41
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Hi -

Hijacking your own post, eh? Kewl

Anyway, just make sure the quotes (") match up. It should be easy to see it just by eyeballing it, but most text editors should also be able to show you (for example, look up "brace matching" in your favorite editor's help).

PPS:
Suggestion: please use "Code blocks". Use the "#" symbol on your LQ toolbar to put a block of shell script inside a "code block"; this makes your post much easier for others to read.
Last edited by paulsm4; 04-14-2010 at 02:28 PM.
 
Old 04-14-2010, 06:15 PM   #42
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Hi -

Hijacking your own post, eh? Kewl

Anyway, just make sure the quotes (") match up. It should be easy to see it just by eyeballing it, but most text editors should also be able to show you (for example, look up "brace matching" in your favorite editor's help).

PPS:
Suggestion: please use "Code blocks". Use the "#" symbol on your LQ toolbar to put a block of shell script inside a "code block"; this makes your post much easier for others to read.
it's done.
It was typo. thanks
 
  


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