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How to create tar.gz archive of my files in Windows to upload and extract in cPanel?
tar.gz file is just a tar file that's been gzipped. Both tar and gzip are available for windows.
If you like GUIs (Graphical user interface), 7zip can pack with both tar and gzip.
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I have a little question for you :)
I want to write log files from C:/Windows to C:/mylogs.txt with ms-dos commands. But I don't know any ms-dos commands. How can I do this. Please help me !
If you only pretend to copy the content of Windows logs that are stored in the root folder of C:\Windows, then you could use the Copy command as follows:
Copy /B "%WinDir%\*.log" "C:\mylogs.txt"
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Is there any way to download an entire Vbulletin forum? It could just be in text files or whatever, doesn't matter to me but html files where the look of it is the same would be preferable.
I want an offline copy of the forum.
edit: the forum is password locked, I have to sign in before the forum becomes visible. So I don't think you can just target it with a script to download unless you can login first
If you are on Linux, you can do that with the wget tool:
wget --recursive http://www.websiteurl.com/
Some additional examples with wget.
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I want to write my own script for comfortable tar-usage (and also become more experienced in shell), and I am stuck. I want to if user cast my_script pack name.tar file1 file2 - create main folder in archive in pack files to it - how to do that?
Modifying File and Member Names in the GNU tar Manual.
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I want script to download xml file from ftp, already written small script for it and seems working fine, while running the script from command prompt ftp -s:script.txt. Is it possible to keep the script.txt file in some other drive and run it.
Because my script is in D\scripts drive and my command prompt defaults me to C drive,
please help.
If I'm not mistaken you can specify the full path:
ftp -s:D:\somepath\script.txt
be careful to use quotes should the path contain spaces:
ftp -s:"D:\some path with spaces\script.txt"
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The goal is to upload my whole website as a zip then unzip on the remote server.
Are there any freeware tools like FTP ZipDeploy that automate this process?
If you can use rsync that is a great option.. you should consider using the backup directory option too so that you keep historical versions but keep them outside the public html area.
If you can't use rsync then you could use scp which will compress transfers for you.
If you can't use rsync nor scp then you can use something like CuteFTP (windows) which will compress transfers for you.
Any reason not to use rsync? It will conserve bandwidth/transmission time by not resending files that haven't been updated.