ls4sweep 0.2.1 review
Downloadls4sweep should be used as helper for removing extra old daily-created backups. Sweeping policy consists from the set of records, wh
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ls4sweep should be used as helper for removing extra old daily-created backups.
Sweeping policy consists from the set of records, where each record contains the count of intervals (or periods) and the length of one period (in days).
ls4sweep checks creation or modification time of given files and displays names of those when they mismatch policy.
Only one file is keeping in each interval.
Consider following command: ls4sweep 3:1,2:3,2:10,2:30,3:90,5:365 *.zip This means:
keep daily ZIP-archives in current directory for last 3 days
older than 3 days - keep 2 archives with 3-days delta
older than 9 days (3*1 + 2*3) - 2 archives with 10-days delta
older than one month (3*1 + 2*3 + 2+10) - 2 archives with monthly delta
older than 3 months - 3 archives with 90-days delta
older than one year - yearly archive for five years
display filenames of all remaining stuff
ls4sweep output can be directly passed to '| xargs -r /bin/rm -f' command. When you create archives via cron(8), you can put cleanup via ls4sweep call after creation.
What's New in This Release:
A copy of the GPL was added.
Makefile targets were added for creating tar.gz and rpm packages.
The source code repository was changed from BitKeeper to SubVersion.
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