I'm trying to resolve the below scenario by writing bash script.
On my managed linux server I have about 30 accounts and there is not enough space to generate full 30 accounts backup in one go and transfer it via SFTP to my Backup Synology Server. What I'm thinking of doing is breaking the backup into batches and transfer it over accordingly to prevent server choking:
Steps:
Quote:
Generate 5 accounts cPanel Backup
Transfer the backup generated to Synology backup server via SFTP
Delete the backups on source server.
Repeat the process until all accounts are transferred in batches.
a. I have create 5 list of accounts into each array and named it cPList1 cPList2 ....and so on:
e.g.
cPList1(account1 account2 account3)
cPList2(account4 account 5 account6)
b. Then I have created another array list that contains all cPLists
e.g. mainList(cPList1 cPList2)
The logic that I'm trying to use is:
<<--I need help with this part, I was expecting the j variable to be accounts1, acocunts2 ...and so because it is supposed to be the elements of i variable. However, when I echo both i and j they hold same values i'e cPList1, cPList2 ....
This should work in newer bash and ksh.
Additional error handling should be done against utilities used against accounts.
Hope that helps
Regards
Peasant.
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