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Like this?#!/bin/bash
DIR=/home/user/files
cd $DIR
ls *.jpg >/dev/null 2>&1
if [ $? == 0 ]; then
for FILE in *.jpg
do
F=${FILE%.jpg}
tar -cf $F.tar $FILE
gzip $F.tar
mv -f...

Anyone?
I guess I have to cd $DIR first, but I'm not sure.

Hehe, it's actually not jpg files, it was just an example.

Thanks guys!

I found another 'bug'. I only want the jpg file to be packed, nothome
user
files
image.jpg

Hmm,

if it's no .jpg files in the files, it makes two files:
.tar
.tar.gz

Is it possible to run the for - only if there are any .jpg files in the dir?

Thanks.

Thank you so much, but..
prev_month returned 0 and not 03. :/

I'm not sure how to solve the $month-1 thingy or the foreach sentence, so I need some help./*

folders =
folder1
folder2
folder3
folder4
folder5
...

Thanks for the reply, but would this script only work for *.jpg files? <3

Hi there,

I need some help with a shell script (I'm no sh script expert, but I hope this will explain how I want my script):dir = /home/user/files/
foreach(*.jpg file in $dir) {
tar -cf...

Thanks jim mcnamara!

Where do I place the password for the sftp session? It doesn't matter if the password is written directly in the script, but I've read about sftp -b passwordfile user@host,...

Hi there!

Could anyone help me out with a shell script that should..
- sftp myuser@myhost
- cd public_html/misc/
- mkdir `date --date='1 day ago' +%Y_%m_%d`
- cd `date --date='1 day ago'...