"Batch" type script - maybe generic UNIX question!

Hey peeps,
We just set up an email filter on Solaris 9, which has 20MB of configuration files that need backing up on a regular basis. What I would like is a short executable script which does the following:
tar -cf the config files into a tar file, named conf-backup-DATE.tar with todays date.
open an ftp connection, with a specified username and password
"put" the tar file on the ftp server
disconnect from the ftp server
I think this is more of a generic UNIX question than a Solaris question, but I don't know any more about UNIX than I do about Solaris anyway!

Your script defines functions which will enable you to invoke the backup. But this script only defines functions. You need to invoke them for your backup to work. The sample invocation can look like this (CODE NOT TESTED!!!):
Setup
Initialize
Gethottblspace
BeginHotbackup
Best Regards
Krystian Zieja / mob

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<CFCALENDAR name="select_date2" height="150" width="310"
onchange="CheckDate2()">
<cfinput type="text" name="todayYear"
value="#DateFormat(Now(), 'yyyy')#" label="todayYear">
<cfinput type="text" name="todayMonth"
value="#DateFormat(Now(), 'm') - 1#" label="todayMonth">
<cfinput type="text" name="todayDate"
value="#DateFormat(Now(), 'd')#" label="todayDate">
</cfform>

> I am using CF 7.0.2.
Good. That's that sorted.
> The problem is the cfformitem does not allow
“new” or other reserved words
As I'm sure you're already aware, it is so by design. For
security reasons, the Coldfusion Flash form compiler does not allow
the creation of objects in an event handler. It therefore prohibits
the use of the "new" keyword in an event handler script. In fact,
It may not even allow its occurrence in a comment!
> When I put the function in a .as file and include it in the
CFM file or use
> cfsavecontent to store the as function, the CF compiler
accepts the reserved
> word “new” and the script works fine.
It's a hack, one design gremlin that got away. In programming
as in nature there are (un)lucky accidents.
> the Date constructor ignores the input parameters and
creates the
> current system date in the date objects.
We should be glad it even gets that far. Without the "new"
keyword, it should not be possible to create a new Date object. The
flash compiler encounters a familiar constructor pattern, and
simply makes do by creating the default date of today, right down
to hours, minutes and seconds. Your arguments are ignored.
Thus, the following will all return the same result, namely,
the date of today.
var todayDate = Date(myForm.todayYear, myForm.todayMonth,
myForm.todayDate, 0, 0, 0, 0);
var todayDate = Date(myForm.todayYear, myForm.todayMonth,
myForm.todayDate);
var todayDate = Date(0);
var todayDate = Date(100000000000);
var todayDate = Date();
Even then, the todayDate variable doesn't behave properly
like a Date object. For example, function calls like
todayDate.getDate() fail. Comparing dates also fails. That is
possibly because the machine cannot cast the todayDate variable.
However, here is an approach that does what you want.
<cfformitem type="script">
function CheckDate2() {
var todayDate:Date = Date();
var todayDateInMillis =
Date.UTC(myForm.todayYear,myForm.todayMonth,myForm.todayDate);
var selected_date:Date = select_date2.selectedDate;
var selected_dateInMillis = selected_date.getTime();
alert("Today's Date from cfformitem tag :\n" + todayDate +
"\n\n" + "Selected Date from cfformitem tag:\n" + selected_date);
if (selected_dateInMillis > todayDateInMillis) alert("You
cannot select a date greater than today's date");
else
alert("You are ok.");
</cfformitem>

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HELP!
I'm desperatley looking for a way to do the folowwing in one batch or script with a complete folder of pdf's with printer marks and bleeds:
Crop
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Create a file of 300*400 pixel on 72dpi with the addition of the word 'klein_' in front of the file name.
I work with CS4 on the mac.
I have looking for a solution for a couple of days and found a work around:
Cropping the files in a batch with acrobat.
Create a 600*800 file with a photoshop script.
The same thing for the 300*400 file.
Add the words in front of the files with apple automator.
This are 5 actions with 3 programs. I'm happy I found some way but I have the idea it could be done alot easier. Best would be with 1 script or batch in 1 program since I have to do this at least once a month and want to be able to instruct others as well without it being to complicated.
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hi experts,
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mani

Hi,
Check this out
NACE
You can track the form and the print program used for that form
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NACE is used to create output type while creating the output type you will mention forms, and driver program.
that will be maintained in the table TNAPR.if you create the output type using NACE then it will be automatically visible in table NAST and TNAPR.
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http://help.sap.com/saphelp_erp2005/helpdata/en/c8/1989fe43b111d1896f0000e8322d00/frameset.htm
Condition records in NACE?
and
NACE is used for message control customizing.
Take a look at the following link
http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nw04/helpdata/en/c8/198a1843b111d1896f0000e8322d00/frameset.htm
and also
NACE is used for message control customizing.
Take a look at the following link
http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nw04/helpdata/en/c8/198a1843b111d1896f0000e8322d00/frameset.htm
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Actionscript used in cfsavecontent vs cfformitem (type="script")

I'm still trying to grasp why cfsavecontent is oft used in
conjunction with cf flash rich forms. What would be the main
impetus for using actionscript contained in cfsavecontent vs. using
actionscript contained in the form (<cfformitem
type="script">). Just trying to grasp this essential issue and
can't seem to find it explained anywhere.
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Tony Patch

Tony,
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Steve

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