Linux shares Windows files and automates changing file encodings

Take the K3 log as an example:

　　On the K3 database server, do the following:

　　1, the database server in K3 Export log data to the local D:/k3log (script automation execution)

　　2, set the script scheduled task daily copy the files under D:/k3log to D:/k3log_bak

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Set Filename=d:\test\del.log

Echo (%date%%time%) >>%filename%

D:

CD D:\K3LOG

forfiles/d-l/c "cmd/c del @path"//delete the log of the day before, and keep it as good as before

forfiles/c "cmd/c copy @path D:\K3KOG_BAK"//Copy files generated every day to K3log_bak

forfiles/d -7/c "cmd/c del D:\K3LOG_BAK"//delete backup files from seven days ago

Echo End >>%filename%

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　　To operate on Linux:

　　1, the general Windows Server on the disk will be shared share the way (most commonly used samba, simple can do it yourself)

　　2. Directly mount Windows shared files

#mount-T cifs-o username= user, domain= domain name, password= password//ip/d$/k3log/home/mount_k3log

Note the following: Linux installation cifs.util, password can not have a comma (some words to write to the file or no more command line password, enter after the password), d$ is a shared disk, K3log is the file on the disk, I only need this file to share this file.

If you often need to restart the file, this command is written to/etc/fstab set to boot

　　3. Set the timer task shell script

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#!/bin/bash

For i in ' find/home/mount_k3log-name ' *.log '

Do Echo $i

Iconv-f gb2312-t UTF-8 $i-o/home/k3log/' date-d ' yesterday ' + '%y%m%d '. log

Done

find/home/k3log/-mtime +6-name "*.log"-exec rm-rf {} \;

echo "' Date ' + success" >>/home/shell/k3.log

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In fact, it is not so troublesome, this script is a batch operation, but our original file has only one file per day, only need a few commands to complete.

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#!/bin/bash

Iconv-f gb2312-t UTF-8/home/mount_k3log/*.log-o/home/k3log/' date-d "Yesterday" + "%y%m%d" '. Log

find/home/k3log/-mtime +6-name "*.log"-exec rm-rf {} \;

echo "' Date ' + success" >>/home/shell/k3.log

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　　4. Execute scripts on a daily schedule

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0 2 * * */home/shell/k3_copy.sh &>>/var/log/cront.log

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Linux shares Windows files and automates changing file encodings