| From: | ratlhead(at)ratlhead(dot)com (ratlhead) |
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| To: | pgsql-general(at)postgresql(dot)org |
| Subject: | Re: Shell Script help for backup |
| Date: | 2002-07-25 10:28:37 |
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strange(at)nsk(dot)yi(dot)org wrote in message news:<20020723150902(dot)A5173(at)nsk(dot)yi(dot)org>...
> What's wrong with the solution I sent?
>
> And I doubt the checking for a 0k file will work for you as gzip will
> create a 20 byte file even for a 0 byte input (some headers, etc.).
>
> Regards,
> Luciano Rocha
Luciano,
Was wondering if you could provide some help with the solution you
sent...
[ "$( zcat /folder/pg_backup.$DATE.gzip | head -c1 | wc -c )" -eq 1 ]
First, I can't seem to use zcat, because it likes to add on a ".Z" to
the filename for some reason or another. Also, I find with the
version of 'head' installed on my machine, that -c isn't available,
but instead, -n. I tried changing that and zcat to cat, but was
getting a fail on something that should be valid.
This basically checks to see if the file contains data right?
Thanks man!
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