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I have written one script which will unzip the file and move to specified location
Code:
#!/bin/bash
FILES=/logs/isac/collation/data/server1/*.7z
for f in $FILES
do
# echo "Processing $f file..."
if ! 7za x -yo/logs/isac/collation/data/logs1/ "$f"
then
echo "Extracting $f failed"
else
echo "Extraction succesfull"
mv "$f" /logs/isac/collation/data/archive/
fi
done
FILES=/logs/isac/collation/data/server2/*.7z
for f in $FILES
do
# echo "Processing $f file..."
if ! 7za x -yo/logs/isac/collation/data/logs2/ "$f"
then
echo "Extracting $f failed"
else
echo "Extraction succesfull"
mv "$f" /logs/isac/collation/data/archive/
fi
done
I want to run this script every 5 min in the background may i know how to do this
I was using run services using daemontools my all c++ service i m running using daemontools but when i put the same in daemontools its not running i dont know what is the reason for this.
umm, well I assume you are running this script on a unix based machine, so simple enter the command:
well you can run the process in the background by typing & at the end of the script .example
Quote:
./timer.sh &
which would call the script above, which would call your other script.
You will want to rewrite the script to get rid of any prompts or echo statements. All printing (including command errors) should be to a log file or redirected to /dev/null. You could redirect stdout & stderr to a log file. Running a program in the background means it's not attached to a terminal. Use full path names for all commands. Cron runs in a scaled down environment.
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