I am creating a dictionary by parsing a text file.
The code is below:
backup_servers = {}
fo = open('c:/test/backup_shares.txt')
for line in fo:
backup_server = line.split(',')
backup_servers[backup_server[0]]=backup_server[1]
for i, v in backup_servers.items():
backup_shares = i
archive_dir = v
archive_dir += '/'
archive_dir += str(today)
archive_dir += '.txt'
I need to use the output from the above with the win32.py modules to map
drives and then create a file name with timestamp appended to it for backups
that I'm doing and database dumps. The problem is that it's output like so:
c:/test
/backup_name_2011-03-03.txt \\server_name1\backup_share
c:/test
/backup_name_2011-03-03.txt \\server_name1\backup_share
I've tried this several ways and using a print command as so:
print backup_shares, archive_dir
print '%s %s' %( backup_shares, archive_dir)
and it still inserts a new line
The contents of the file are just:
\\server_name1\backup_share$,c:/test
\\server_name1\backup_share$,c:/test
I tried including the backup slashes in the text file, omitting them and
including them in the print statement, to no avail.
Any comments?
Becky
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