Help with User Script to copy job to another server and then move local copy
Posted: November 14th, 2009, 4:32 pm
I have a short script that runs after my TV jobs: to move the show to my 'viewing' server, then move the local copy to a local 'backup' directory (just to keep a backup in case something happens). I'm having a little problem figuring out the move portion, as it won't move the directory if a directory with the same name already exists (the typical way *nix mv command works).
Here's the short script:
I "think" I might be able to change the copy portion to:
Will that work?
Now, the portion I'm having issues with. The mv portion works perfect, unless there is already a directory with the same name in the backup dir. I thought about using "cp -r" and then "rm -r" on the directory, but of course I want to be completely sure of what I'm doing my "rm -r" on. ;-)
If I understand correctly (and the $1 works as I mention about changing in my above "copy" portion of the script), I should be able to just change the "mv" command to something like:
-or- instead of the rm -r option, maybe a little 'safer' option would be as follows:
Does that look correct to the SABnzbd user script guru's?
--edit--
Well, I tried the option of changing my hard coded directory to $1 and it didn't work.. I've changed my script back to the directory and it's working great now. I decided to go the route of rsync and rm -r /directory/* - and it 'seems' to be working fine now. :-) Though...if anyone has any suggestions as to a better way of doing it, it would definitely be appreciated!
Thanks!!
Here's the short script:
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#!/bin/sh
#
# SABnzbd Post Processing for TV downloads
#
# Copy downloaded TV to ViewingSys:/Videos/TV
scp -Bqr /Downloads/Complete/TV/* ViewingSys:/Videos/TV
# Move downloaded TV to local TV backup dir
mv -f /Downloads/Complete/TV/* /Backup/TV
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scp -Bqr $1 ViewingSys:/Videos/TVNow, the portion I'm having issues with. The mv portion works perfect, unless there is already a directory with the same name in the backup dir. I thought about using "cp -r" and then "rm -r" on the directory, but of course I want to be completely sure of what I'm doing my "rm -r" on. ;-)
If I understand correctly (and the $1 works as I mention about changing in my above "copy" portion of the script), I should be able to just change the "mv" command to something like:
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cp -r $1 /Backup/TV
rm -r $1Code: Select all
rsync -a --remove-source-files --whole-file $1 /Backup/TV
rmdir $1--edit--
Well, I tried the option of changing my hard coded directory to $1 and it didn't work.. I've changed my script back to the directory and it's working great now. I decided to go the route of rsync and rm -r /directory/* - and it 'seems' to be working fine now. :-) Though...if anyone has any suggestions as to a better way of doing it, it would definitely be appreciated!
Thanks!!