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Implementation code: #!/bin/bash #ftime0 =$ (ll/root/hbshell/down.txt | awk ' {print $} ') #ftime1 =$ (ll/root/hbshell/down.txt | awk ' {print $} ') touch/root/hbshell/down.txt while:do if [[/root/hbshell/down.txt-nt/root/hbshell/down_cp.txt]] then User=root passwd=19871022 host=192.168.1.202 dir=/tmp/down/$ (date +%y%m%d)/$ (date +%h%m) mkdir-p $dir cd $dir #cat/root/hbshell/d Own.txt|sed-e ' s#^ */## '-e ' s# *## '-e ' s#^[^a-za-z]*## ' >/root/hbshell/zdown.txt cat/root/hbshell/down.tx

,download}chmod777/var/ftproot/uploadvsftprun# Client Configuration yum INSTALLNBSP;-YNBSP;FTP#FTP Remote backup file #!/bin/bashhost= "172.16.16.23" id= "Zhang" pw= "password" basedir= "/etc" ip_addr= ' ifconfig|grep ' inet Addr: ' |grep-v ' 127.0.0.1 ' |cut-d:-f2|awk ' {print$1} ' current_date= ' date+%y-%m-%d ' remotedir= "/var/ftproot/upload" backupfile= "' d

Let's get to the point. The company now has 2 servers, are CentOS systems, a local (LAN), a computer in the telecommunications room. Because the work needs, the daily backup room data to the local, has been FTP login, and then downloaded to the local machine. Now hope, using the local CentOS machine, Automatic backup to Local. The workaround is as follows: 1. D

Description1, to back up the file in the D-packing directory, named after the time (generally we through the security of God's good backup software to achieve backup) for exampleD:\data_db_201112130001.BAKD:\data_db_201112140002.BAKD:\data_db_201112150003.BAKA new file is automatically generated every day, such as December 16, 2011, which automatically generates Data_db_201112160004.bak2, to the d:\ of the

Tags: work www. Tar mysql firewall logs mysq * * * Cannot access"Ready to Work" Build FTP server: Windows server R2 Build FTP service If the native Access report 530 error: 1, check the user name, password, 2, check the FTP directory user rights. If the remote host is inaccessible, check the firewall. The port for

The backup service of Android allows you to copy persistent application data to remote "Cloud" storage, so as to provide a restore point for application data and settings. If you restore the factory settings or convert the application to a new Android device, the system automatically restores the backup data when the application is re-installed. In this way, the

Backup is the foundation of data protection, but any backup means used on the local side cannot avoid the data loss caused by natural disasters or other man-made errors, so offsite redundancy is an important means of protecting data. In essence, offsite provisioning is based on a copy of the local-side data and sent to a remote site for storage. From the point o