HI,
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cd /backup
bkp_date=`date '+%F'`
filename2_prefix=cvs_backup_
cvs_filename=${filename2_prefix}${bkp_date}.tar
tar -cf /backup/$cvs_filename /cvs/*
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I am using this script for the backup of the cvs.
Hope this will works for you also.
I have a complete script for the backup of the cvs ...which tar the cvs
repos and ftp it to the backup server.
If you need this then let me know. I wud be more than happy to help you.
Regards,
Narender..
On 10/17/05, Kapil Sethi <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Hi
>
> > date=`date -I`
> > mv /home/manish/cvs_bkp/cvs_bkp.tar
> /home/manish/cvs_bkp/cvs_bkp$date.tar
>
> you dont even need that in a variable. The following works.
>
> mv /home/manish/cvs_bkp/cvs_bkp.tar
> /home/manish/cvs_bkp/cvs_bkp`date -I`.tar
>
> Kapil
>
>
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