Re: [Networker] Does any one have some UNIX scripts that can calculate dates in the future?
2004-03-30 16:51:23
In regard to: [Networker] Does any one have some UNIX scripts that can...:
>Does any one have some UNIX scripts that can calculate dates in the future?
>
>For example In want to change the retention of some savesets to be the
>"save set's completion time" plus 1 year.
Get GNU `date' and use that in a shell script. Or use perl's multitude of
time and date modules to do the same thing.
The "plus 1 year" turns out to be pretty darn easy, in this case:
mon_num=`date +%m`
day_num=`date +%d`
curr_year=`date +%Y`
next_year=`expr "$curr_year" + 1`
year_date="$mon_num/$day_num/$next_year"
Re-order the string if you're using NetWorker in a locale that uses a
different convention.
Tim
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