Hi,
Whenever I use “get date” as the name-value parameter my script won’t work correctly “script error: invalid filename”, without “date” it would run fine.
Terminal check
] > :local date [/system clock get date]; put $date;
] > may/16/2022
Script
:log info "backup beginning now"
:global name=backupfile value=([/system identity get name] ."-". [/system resource get uptime] . "-" . [/system clock get time].".backup")
/system backup save name=$backupfile
:log info "backup pausing for 10s"
:delay 10s
:log info "backup being uploaded"
/tool fetch address=aa.bb.cc.dd src-path=$backupfile user=username@local.lan mode=ftp password="securepassword" dst-path="/$backupfile" upload=yes;
:log info "backup finished"
:delay 20s
:log info "Deleting Backup File"
/file remove $backupfile;
:log info "Deleting Backupfile File"
[...]
:global backupfile "$[/system identity get name]-$[/system resource get uptime]-$[/system clock get time].backup"
[...]
Hi,
Thank you, but as soon as I use “date” it will break the script.
Doesn’t the / character in the date look like anything you’ve seen before?..
Hint:
disk1/directory1/directory2/filename.ext
[...]
:global arrMonths {jan="01";feb="02";mar="03";apr="04";may="05";jun="06";jul="07";aug="08";sep="09";oct="10";nov="11";dec="12"}
:global today [/system clock get date]
:global dateinside "$[:pick $today 7 11]-$($arrMonths->[:pick $today 0 3])-$[:pick $today 4 6]"
:global backupfile "$[/system identity get name]_$dateinside_$[/system clock get time]_$[/system resource get uptime].backup"
/system backup save name=$backupfile
[...]
On scripts convert all :global to :local variables.
shot me in the head. Honestly, I don’t like scripting I think it goes both ways :d
Thank you all good.
Anyway, I’m looking for someone who could do a project using UM, API, and PHP for accounting is this something that interests you?
Ahhh… too much… 
I do not know API or PHP 