Problems with history

[Tomáš Macek]

Hi Tamas!
sorry, for the delay of my answer, we had a 2 days free in Czech Republic...

Thank you very much for the script, I will test it as early as possible. Nowaday
s I do not have enaught time to do that, but I will test it surely when I finish current project I'm working on.
You are writing, that you are not a programmer -> you wrote this script, so you
are the programmer! ;-)

I looked into the script and I think you always go through the whole directory, it would be better to do move only one file according to the current date and this script would be run at 00:01 every day. I would like to add this to the script.

Have a nice day

Tom


On Fri, 2 Jul 2004, Horvath Tamas wrote:

> Hi Tom!
>
> I couldn't manage to figure out why nagios creates *-23.log files.
>
> I wrote a little shell script for our problem. I use it via root
> crontab. I tested it in every scenario which I can imagine and it seemed
> to me that it works.
>
> Please note that I am not a programmer so the code may be not as
> compact, fast, etc. as would be.
>
> Two important notes:
> 1. Please replace MAGYAR_DATUM with DATUM. The first one create
> Hungarian date format from the original one.
> 2. Sorry for Hungarian textparts. I've no enough time to translate them
> to English.
>
> Congratulations for your football team. I'm a fun of them and I terrible
> sorry that they aren't in the final!:(
>
> Have a nice weekend, Tamas!
>


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