I have a backup-script that works a bit in this way:
It is executed from cron.
I make tgz-backups of defined directories and stores these tgz´ s in a "backup-Dir".
It checks for the size of the backup-dir. If the size is to high, it sends me an email with the command to burn the CD.
So I just have to insert the CD, copy the command from the email to the commandline and be happy.
You can find it at: http://www.cornelinux.de/linux/backup.pl.html
Unfortunately the rest of this page is in german. But maybe you can figure something out from the perl-script.
Regards Cornelius
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Hi, I've to make a script to do the following: Every day, at fixed time, I want to copy a directory into a cd. There should be few data (maybe 30-40 MB per day) so, when the cd is almost full it should eject it and when I put a new one, mount the cdrom again and restart!
Am I dreaming or do you think it's possible? I was thinking to use cdrecord, but I've no clue how to start! Someone has some tips or few links where I can find some help ?
Thanks Dario
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