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I need to capture the vmstat output of a server every 5 minutes, in a text filename with the name in the format vmoutput. yesterday's date.txt. I need to get the vmstat o/p for the whole day with 5 minutes interval and send it (preferably ftp) to my local desktop folder.
eg: vmstat 300 >vmoutput.$yesterdaydate.txt ftp <local desktop ip>/<folder> any ideas ?? |
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