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🦑 example for writing the following script in the ROOT CRON of the main server
t.me/UndercOdeTesting

🦑 𝕃𝔼𝕋𝕊 𝕊𝕋𝔸ℝ𝕋 :

#time sync
0 5 * * 1 (/ usr / bin / rdate -s YOUR_DATE_TIME_SERVER)

#backup gnats
6 3 * * * (cd / home; tar cf
/home/backup/gnats.date + \% w.tar gnats) #backup

cvsroot
5 3 * * * (cd / home; tar cf
/home/backup/cvsroot.date + \% w .tar cvsroot)

#backup apache
8 3 * * * (cd / home; tar cf
/home/backup/apache.date + \% w.tar apache)

#gzip all backup
50 3 * * * (gzip -f / home / backup / *. tar)

#webalizer demo
3 5 * * * (/ usr / local / bin / webalizer -c /home/apache/conf/webalizer.conf
/ home / apache / logs / `date -d yesterday +
% w` / access_log)

#remove last week log
3 4 * * * (find / home / apache / logs / -name
access_log -mtime +6 -exec rm -f {};) In

🦑 this way, there will be weekly rotation training in the / home / backup directory 7 backups. Then by setting CRON on the secondary server, use the -m option of wget to mirror the / home / backup directory on the primary server or use rsync to synchronize. The next two are about the log statistics of the server using webalzier, and the logs of APACHE are rotated through cronolog. Please refer to the specific settings

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