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# 1  
Old 02-27-2015
AWS S3 with Bash Script
Hello All,

I am trying few stuff on Amazon S3 move files to EC2 (Ubuntu Server)

I am receiving daily 2 files in S# bucket

Code:
XYZ_2015-02-26_ 200.csv
ABC_2015-02-26_ 200.csv

I want to move daily received files to local EC2(Ubuntu server) and rename files to
Code:
XYZ_2015-02-26.csv
ABC_2015-02-26.csv

Instead of Renaming files after moving to EC2 , if possible i want to rename files on S3 itself.

and send an email notification with files received or not on daily basis

Is this possible using Bash? If yes, please guide.

Thanks
Krux
# 2  
Old 03-02-2015
If rename command is available..

Code:
rename _200.csv .csv *2015-02-26_200.csv

will turn them into

Code:
ABC_2015-02-26.csv
XYZ_2015-02-26.csv

# 3  
Old 03-02-2015
Quote:
Originally Posted by krux_rap
Hello All,

I am trying few stuff on Amazon S3 move files to EC2 (Ubuntu Server)

I am receiving daily 2 files in S# bucket

Code:
XYZ_2015-02-26_ 200.csv
ABC_2015-02-26_ 200.csv

I want to move daily received files to local EC2(Ubuntu server) and rename files to
Code:
XYZ_2015-02-26.csv
ABC_2015-02-26.csv

Instead of Renaming files after moving to EC2 , if possible i want to rename files on S3 itself.

and send an email notification with files received or not on daily basis

Is this possible using Bash? If yes, please guide.

Thanks
Krux
Hello Krux_rap,

Could you please try following.
Code:
ls -lhtr *200.csv | awk '{A=$(NF-1);gsub(/\_/,X,$(NF-1));print "mv " A $NF OFS $(NF-1)".csv"}'

It will print only the move command with new file and old file names, if happy with results you can try following.
Code:
ls -lhtr *200.csv | awk '{A=$(NF-1);gsub(/\_/,X,$(NF-1));print "mv " A $NF OFS $(NF-1)".csv"}' | sh

Thanks,
R. Singh
# 4  
Old 03-02-2015
If you have s3cmd, it has a 'move' commmand.
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