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a=`wc -c filename1 | nawk '{print $1}` b=`wc -c filename2 | nawk '{print $1}'`
if [[ $a -eq $b ]]; then echo "File sizes match." else echo "File sizes differ! " |
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Or maybe more like Code:
set -- `ls -l "$file"` size=$5 while true; do sleep 60 set -- `ls -l "$file"` case $5 in $size) break;; esac size=$5 done This will loop until the size of the file stays the same for 60 seconds. (You will need to set the variable file to the name of the file you want to monitor, of course.) |
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