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automated Backup Scirpt
iam trying to taking automated backup and transfer it to a remote ftp server using running the script using the sh script.sh its runs perfectly fine and when trying to added the script in the crontab the ucs file is not transfered to the the remote server . here is the script iam using
!/bin/bashtoday_ucs="
date "+%m_%d_%y"
.ucs"
today_config="date "+%m_%d_%y"
.txt"
log_file="date "+%m_%d_%y"
.log"
tmsh save /sys ucs /root/daily_backup/$today_ucs
tmsh /show running-config one-line >$today_config
HOST='x.x.x.x'
USER=user
PASSWORD=password
ftp -inv $HOST << EOF 1>&2 >$log_file ascii quote USER $USER quote PASS $PASSWORD cd DIR put $today_ucs put $today_config bye EOF rm -rf $today_ucs rm -rf $today_config
- PeteWhiteEmployee
FTP is pretty tricky to get right in scripts - I have used expect before but it takes a lot of doing. Better to use iControl REST. Use my iCR Python module and use the script below:
!/usr/bin/env python from iCR import iCR bigip = iCR("172.24.9.132","admin","admin") Create new UCS data = { "command": "save", "name": "myTestUCS"} ucs = bigip.create("sys/ucs",data) Move UCS to /shared/images data = { "command": "run", "utilCmdArgs": "-c 'mv /var/local/ucs/myTestUCS.ucs /shared/images'"} mv = bigip.create("util/bash",data) Download UCS download = bigip.download("myTestUCS.ucs") Delete UCS from /shared/images data = { "command": "run", "utilCmdArgs": "-c 'rm /shared/images/myTestUCS.ucs'"} rm = bigip.create("util/bash",data)
I'm sure you can see the parts which you need to change for your own environment.
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