The first backup script in a concise Python tutorial

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The original script of the first script in the concise Python tutorial is as follows

#!/usr/bin/python# filename: backup_ver1.pyimport osimport time# 1. the  Files and directories to be backed up are specified in a  list.source = ['/home/swaroop/byte ',  '/home/swaroop/bin ']# if you are  using windows, use source = [r ' C:\Documents ',  r ' D:\Work '] or  something like that# 2. the backup must be stored in a  main backup directorytarget_dir =  '/mnt/e/backup/'  # Remember to  Change this to what you will be using# 3. the files are  backed up into a zip file.# 4. The name of the  zip archive is the current date and timetarget = target_dir  + time.strftime ('%y%m%d%h%m%s ')  +  '. Zip ' # 5. we use the zip command  (in unix/linux)  to put the files in a zip archivezip_command =  "zip - qr  '%s '  %s '  %  (target,  '   '. Join (source)) # run the backupif  Os.system (Zip_command)  == 0:    print  ' Successful backup to ',  targetelse:    print  ' backup failed '

Because the original script is under Linux, the individual modifies the script under Windows

#coding =utf-8import osimport timeimport sysreload (SYS) sys.setdefaultencoding (' GBK ') Source = ' f:\\movie\\ text effect \ \ ' Target_dir = ' f:\\backup\\ ' target = target_dir + time.strftime ('%y%m%d%h%m%s ') + '. zip ' Un_source = Unicode (source, ' UTF8 ') ) Zip_command = "7z a-tzip%s%s-r"% (target,un_source) print zip_commandif os.system (zip_command) = = 0:print ' Succes Sful backup to ', Targetelse:print ' backup FAILED '

The following code is available because the folder path to be backed up exists in Chinese

Import sysreload (SYS) sys.setdefaultencoding (' GBK ')---------------------------------------------Unicode (source, ' UTF8 ')

The packaged compression program uses a 7zip call to

7z a-tzip Packaging to a file needs to be packaged in the directory-R (-R includes subdirectories and sub-directory files)

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The first backup script in a concise Python tutorial