Trying to write a script which includes a defined date variable to be used in naming and referencing files.
Snippet from sar_tool.sh:
Essentially there will already be a file in /var/log/sa called for example:
sa24
Which I need to convert into a text file with the naming convention for example:
sa240309
When I run the script bash complains about my sar syntax and a file called sadate +%d%m%y.txt can be found in /var/log/sa/ksar.
The command:
works fine.
Snippet from sar_tool.sh:
#!/bin/bash
day='date +%d'
date='date +%d&m&y'
#Export
export LC_ALL=C
#Convert today's sa file into a text file with today's date
sar -A -f /var/log/sa/sa$day > /var/log/sa/ksar/sa$date.txt
Essentially there will already be a file in /var/log/sa called for example:
sa24
Which I need to convert into a text file with the naming convention for example:
sa240309
When I run the script bash complains about my sar syntax and a file called sadate +%d%m%y.txt can be found in /var/log/sa/ksar.
The command:
sar -A -f /var/log/sa/sa24 > /var/log/sa/ksar/sa24.txt
works fine.