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• run a backup job


• The jobs creates partial files one after the other.

What I want to do is that while the job is still running or while a file was last modified or created 3 minutes ago, the
file should be rsync to a remote server untill the last file has been created and 3 minutes old.

I am learning how to script.
I have tried different options but no success
The closest I got was that the files were copied up to the current last file created and the script exited without waiting for the subsequent files to be created.
In other words I could not get the script to loop until it picked up all the files before exiting.
In my test I used echo " nohup rsync -a --inplace /mara/backup/mala$filename mara@tronic922:/mara/backup/mala/ $ " >> thejobs instead of doing rsync dynamically.

But what I really need is to use rsync, so I can send each file to the remove server as it is created and it is 3 minutes old.

Hopefully someone can fix this for me or come up with a new script all together.
- see bottom for the files that get created.

#!/bin/ksh



for filename in `find . -mmin -3 -type f|grep bkup`;

do

BKPPROCCNT=`ps -ef |grep "/royal/current/bin/_muller runbkup"|grep -v  grep |wc -l` echo $filename

if [[  $BKPPROCCNT -eq 1 ]] || [[ -s $filename ]];

then

 nohup rsync -a  --inplace /home/backup/mala/$filename  mala@tronic9922:/home/backup/mala/ $ 

else

fi

sleep 3

done

#!/bin/ksh





for filename in `find . -mmin +2 -type f|grep bkup`;

do

BKPPROCCNT=`ps -ef |grep "/royal/current/bin/_muller runbkup"|grep -v  grep |wc -l`



echo $filename



if [[  $BKPPROCCNT -eq 1 ]] && [[ -s $filename ]];

then

 nohup rsync -a  --inplace /home/backup/mala$filename  mala@tronic9922:/home/backup/mala/ $ 

else

echo "backup ended or no file found"

fi

sleep

done

TRYING TO USE A WHILE LOOP AS THE BACKUP JOB IS RUNNING - this I could not figure it out.

#!/bin/ksh





set BKPID = `ps -ef |grep "/royal/current/bin/_muller runbkup"|awk '{print $2}'|head -1`

while ("$BKID" != "")



do

if [ test `find /vpas/backup/mala  -name bkup* -mmin +5` ] then

then

---

nohup rsync -a  --inplace /home/backup/mala$filename  mala@tronic9922:/home/backup/mala/ $ 

else

echo "backup ended or no file found"

fi

sleep 3

done

cd /home/backup/mala



ls -lrt



-rw-rw-r--    1 mala     dev      7516081152 Apr 11 19:50 bkup1

-rw-rw-r--    1 mala     dev      7516081152 Apr 11 19:51 bkup2

-rw-rw-r--    1 mala     dev      7516081152 Apr 11 19:52 bkup3

-rw-rw-r--    1 mala     dev      7516081152 Apr 11 19:53 bkup4

-rw-rw-r--    1 mala     dev      7516081152 Apr 11 19:55 bkup5

-rw-rw-r--    1 mala     dev      7516081152 Apr 11 19:56 bkup6

-rw-rw-r--    1 mala     dev      7516081152 Apr 11 19:57 bkup7

-rw-rw-r--    1 mala     dev      7516081152 Apr 11 19:57 bkup8

-rw-rw-r--    1 mala     dev      7516081152 Apr 11 19:58 bkup9

-rw-rw-r--    1 mala     dev      7516081152 Apr 11 19:59 bkup10

-rw-rw-r--    1 mala     dev      3943402496 Apr 11 19:59 bkup11

HOW ABOUT

cat /dev/null > /vpas/backup/jkb/thejobs

if [[grep -q bkup1]] && [[grep -q bkup2]]
then
echo "first backup split bkup1, has completed"
SPLITSZ=ls -lrt |grep bkup1 |awk '{print $5}'|head -1
else echo "bkup1" split has not completed
sleep 3
fi
for filename in ls -lrt |grep bkup |awk '{print $9}'
do
if [[ ls -lrt |grep $filename |awk '{print $5}'|head -1 -eq $SPLITSZ ]] || [[ ls -lrt |grep $filename |awk '{print $5}'|head -1 -lt $SPLITSZ && ps -ef|grep -c "_dbutil probkup" -ne 1]]
then
echo " nohup rsync -a --inplace /vpas/backup/jkb/bak2 vpas@njros1up5302:/vpas/backup/jkb/ $ " >> thejobs
else
sleep 3
done
fi