Hey,
Maybe try this liitle script :
# cat calculate.py
#!/usr/local/bin/python
import sys
import datetime
for inputLine in sys.stdin:
line = inputLine.split()
dateStart = [int(x) for x in line[1].split("/")] + [int(x) for x
in line[2].split(":")]
dateEnd = [int(x) for x in line[3].split("/")] + [int(x) for x
in line[4].split(":")]
dateTimeStart = datetime.datetime(2000 +
dateStart[2],dateStart[0],dateStart[1],dateStart[3],dateStart[4],dateStart[5])
dateTimeEnd = datetime.datetime(2000 +
dateEnd[2],dateEnd[0],dateEnd[1],dateEnd[3],dateEnd[4],dateEnd[5])
timedifference = dateTimeEnd - dateTimeStart
totalSeconds = timedifference.days * 86400 + timedifference.seconds
hours = totalSeconds // 3600
minutes = (totalSeconds - hours * 3600) // 60
seconds = totalSeconds % 60
print inputLine[:-1] + " | " + str(timedifference),
print "| seconds " + str(totalSeconds),
print "| hh:mm:ss " + "%02d:%02d:%02d" % (hours,minutes,seconds)
# mminfo -r "ssid,sscreate(25), sscomp(25)" | tail +2 | ./calculate.py
1628208649 03/06/06 19:23:05 03/06/06 19:25:09 | 0:02:04
| seconds 124 | hh:mm:ss 00:02:04
1745649039 03/06/06 19:21:03 03/06/06 19:30:56 | 0:09:53
| seconds 593 | hh:mm:ss 00:09:53
1544322702 03/06/06 19:25:18 03/06/06 19:26:27 | 0:01:09
| seconds 69 | hh:mm:ss 00:01:09
1795980674 03/06/06 19:20:50 03/06/06 19:20:50 | 0:00:00
| seconds 0 | hh:mm:ss 00:00:00
3943463243 03/06/06 19:02:51 03/06/06 19:02:58 | 0:00:07
| seconds 7 | hh:mm:ss 00:00:07
2869721547 03/06/06 19:04:59 03/06/06 19:06:59 | 0:02:00
| seconds 120 | hh:mm:ss 00:02:00
2383182549 03/06/06 19:09:25 03/06/06 19:11:17 | 0:01:52
| seconds 112 | hh:mm:ss 00:01:52
Regards,
Gerrit
Tim Verbois wrote:
Hello,
I want to determine the backup time of a saveset.
I can ask the start time and end time, but without writing a whole
script that calculates the time, I cannot determine the correct backuptime.
For example:
# mminfo -r "ssid,sscreate(25), sscomp(25)"
ssid ss created ss completed
2198482180 03/05/06 01:12:52 03/05/06 01:37:00
1158296367 03/05/06 01:39:11 03/05/06 01:39:57
...
I have to calculate here between column 2 and 3.
# mminfo -r "ssid,nsavetime(25), sscomp(25)"
ssid save time ss completed
2198482180 1141517572 03/05/06 01:37:00
1158296367 1141519150 03/05/06 01:39:57
...
Column 2 is very usefull, but why can't I get the same for column 3?
Then I can just do Col 3-Col 2 and I get my backuptime (in seconds).
Tim
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