Review the module9 folder located in your folder on the Course Server

Create, list, and extract a zipped tar file

Create a zipped tar file (*.tgz) of the module9 folder including all of its subfolders

List the contents of the tar file (*.tgz) and verify it contains the module9 files

Rename the module9 folder (i.e., module9_old)

Extract the files from the tar file (*.tgz)

Create, list, and extract a zip file

Create a zip file (*.zip) of the module9 folder including all of its subfolders

List the contents of the zip file (*.zip) and verify it contains the module9 files

Rename the module9 folder (i.e., module9_old)

Extract (unzip) the files from the zip file (*.tgz)

Create a BASH script that completes the following tasks:Create a zipped tar file (*.tgz) of the module9 folder including all of its subfoldersUse the date command to name the *.tgz file in the following format:

[Your Student ID] Backup (MM-DD-YYYY).tgz

Example: ab12345 Backup (03-25-2018).tgz

WARNING: The BASH script MUST create a filename using the current date.

Use the pscp command to transfer the *.tgz file to a remote serverFormat of the pscp command:

pscp -pw [password] [local filename] [username]@192.168.100.80:[remote folder]/

Username: cop4640user

Password: cop4640password

Remote Folder

Use test while you are testing the pscp command and BASH script

Change to backup when your BASH script is complete

Create a cron job

The job should execute exactly once at midnight (00:00am) on Sunday, April 1st

The job should call the BASH script created in step 4