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Hi everyone,
I've made a shell script that executes every morning at 0200 HRS, it does:
1) Creates a TAR file of all listed files and puts them in /home/backup/xxxx
2) Emails all the TAR files using sendmail
3) Deletes all TAR files over 3 days old
.............
My email service (Gmail) has a 25mb limit, so soon I will hit that. I am considering subscribing to Amazon Drive - as I am a prime member.
However, do you know if there's a command line way of uploading/syncing? Rather than through the browser?
I'm doing research now, but thought maybe someone had done this before.
Thanks,
Redrabbit
I've made a shell script that executes every morning at 0200 HRS, it does:
1) Creates a TAR file of all listed files and puts them in /home/backup/xxxx
2) Emails all the TAR files using sendmail
3) Deletes all TAR files over 3 days old
.............
My email service (Gmail) has a 25mb limit, so soon I will hit that. I am considering subscribing to Amazon Drive - as I am a prime member.
However, do you know if there's a command line way of uploading/syncing? Rather than through the browser?
I'm doing research now, but thought maybe someone had done this before.
Thanks,
Redrabbit
