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Copying files and emailing them out
Hello everybody,
I'm trying to create a script that will cd into a directory and then copy the file with yesterday's date on it and then cd into another directory doing the same thing. Afterwards, i'm trying to zip up the two files, and email them out to people. Can anyone help? thanks a bunch! |
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12-18-2007
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use the cd command to change the current working directory
check the find command and its mtime option to identify files that were modified yesterday use the cp command to copy files check if gzip is available to zip the files use sendmail to send files in an e-mail |
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