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A Small Collection of Integrations for Windows Server2019 Using Cygwin
Installation
Installation
Just move the scripts into somewhere Cygwin is cognizant of them. I keep the scripts on a share on the hypervisor and then utilize them though Task Scheduler for automation.
Start program: C:\cygwin64\bin\bash.exe
Arguments: -lic '//remote/path/script.sh arg1 arg2'
Selection
backup.sh | This is my backup script. It safely shuts down our VMs, starts the windows backup, then restarts the server.
blog.sh | This logs the backup outcome to our log server, which is just a share on the network. It is triggered by Windows Task Manager, the log triggers I use are documented in it.
size.sh | This logs the utilization of our drives to the log server.
temp.sh | This logs the intake temperature of our dell servers using omreport every 2 hours, triggered by Task Manager.
# Cygwin Scripts
Just a small collection of Cygwin scripts I use with Server 2019
# Requirements
1) Windows Server 2019
2) Cygwin
3) dos2unix (installed in Cygwin)
4) Dell OpenManage (for temp.sh)
# Installation
Just move the scripts into somewhere Cygwin is cognizant of them.
I keep the scripts on a share on the hypervisor and then utilize them though
Task manager for automation.
Start program: C:\cygwin64\bin\bash.exe
Arguments: -lic '//remote/path/script.sh arg1 arg2'
# Selection
1) backup.sh | This is my backup script. It safely shuts down our VMs,
starts the windows backup, then restarts the server.
2) blog.sh | This logs the backup outcome to our log server, which is just
a share on the network. It is triggered by Windows Task Manager, the log
triggers I use are documented in it.
3) size.sh | This logs the utilization of our drives to the log server.
4) temp.sh | This logs the intake temperature of our dell servers using omreport
every 2 hours, triggered by Task Manager.
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