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azheruddin

10-10-2018 03:06 AM

tar & Zip then move the files older than 45 days

Helllo,
I have a command in crontab which moves the files older than 45 days to the archive location.

what i need to do is to first tar and zip the files older than 45 days and move to the archive location. how below command will change as per my requirement.

Code:

find /ABC -mtime +45 -exec mv {} /XYZ \;

TenTenths

10-10-2018 03:43 AM

Write a script to do the whole tar / zip / move and use that instead of the

Code:

mv {} /XYZ

l0f4r0

10-10-2018 04:24 AM

Something like the following should do the job:

With tar:

Code:

find /ABC -mtime +45 -exec tar -cf archive_name.tar {} + && mv archive_name.tar archive_location

With zip:

Code:

find /ABC -mtime +45 -exec zip archive_name.zip {} + && mv archive_name.zip archive_location

azheruddin

10-10-2018 04:26 AM

Thnaks, how exactly the full command would be with tar,zip and move? that was my question

l0f4r0

10-10-2018 04:53 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by azheruddin (Post 5913099)

Thnaks, how exactly the full command would be with tar,zip and move? that was my question

Sorry but I'm not sure to understand what you're asking right now. Isn't my previous answer what you expected?
Why does your requirement include tar&zip? These are 2 similar archive algorithms (with technical differences though) so I think you need to make a choice. Or maybe you need to make 1tar + 1zip?

AwesomeMachine

10-10-2018 10:20 AM

Is this homework?

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