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File Archiving by Unix Timestamp

Asked by blaadom in Gentoo Linux, Unix Systems Programming, Voice Over IP

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I am looking for a script that will archive files based on unix data and time. I have a directory with 96Gb of data, each file is named by the unix timestamp when the files was created. For example:

1172847198.4202.gsm
1172847200.4202.gsm

There are thousands of them.

What I need is a script that runs every month that will archive anything older that 6 months (according to the name of the file being its unix timestamp).

So the script will need to see the name of the file check if that name (unix timestamp) is over 6 months and if it is it moves it to a different directory.

I am running Gentoo and Asterisk, Asterisk is writing all these files to /Monitor and I need to move files older than 6 months from /Monitor to /OLDMonitorStart Free Trial
 
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