Awesome
borg-docker
Just simple tryout for dockerizing borg https://github.com/crufter/borg
Image has been deployed to dockerhub https://hub.docker.com/r/juhofriman/borg/ so you can pretty much use it like this docker run juhofriman/borg "link files"
. Cool kids even create alias alias borg='docker run juhofriman/borg'
in order to make things work straight out with borg "use diff"
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Example
bash-3.2$ docker run juhofriman/borg "copy files"
(1) How to copy all of the files from one directory to another in a bash script
[11] cp -r "$pck_dir"/* "$TAR_DIR/pck/"
(2) Find all files, and copy them to a folder (Flatten recursively)
[21] find /home/user/media -type f -exec cp {} /home/user/flatmedia \;
(3) How can I copy several binary files into one file on a Linux system?
[31] cat file1 file2 > target_file
[32] cat file1 file2 > target_file
(4) find -name "*.xyz" -o -name "*.abc" -exec to Execute on all found files, not just the last suffix specified
[41] -name "*.xyz" OR ( -name "*.abc" AND -exec ... )
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find ./ \( -name "*.xyz" -o -name "*.abc" \) -exec cp {} /path/i/want/to/copy/to \;
[42] find ./ -regex ".*\.\(jpg\|png\)" -exec cp {} /path/to
[43] find . \( -name "*.xyz" -o -name "*.abc" \) -exec cp {} /path/i/want/to/copy/to \;
[44] find ./ -name "*.{xyz,abc}" -exec cp {} /path/i/want/to/copy/to
(5) recurisve copy to relative destination paths
[51] cp --parents `find /path/src \( -name "*.jpg" -o -name "*.gif" \)` /path/target
[52] $ rsync -av /path/src/ /path/dest/ --include \*/ --include \*.jpg --include \*.gif --exclude \*
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-av # recursive, copy attributes etc, verbose
/path/src/ # source
/path/dest/ # destination (NB: trailing / is important)
--include \*/ # include all directories
--include \*.jpg # include files ending .jpg
--include \*.gif # include files ending .gif
--exclude \* # exclude all other files
With alias alias borg='docker run juhofriman/borg'
bash-3.2$ borg "netcat"
(1) Serve an HTTP response including an image, with netcat
[11] http_content_length=`stat -c '%s' $resource`
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...
echo -e "Content-Type: $http_content_type\n"
cat $resource