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The simplest way you can do this is like this

for ex:
CMD="ls -l | wc -l"

echo $CMD | /bin/sh

If you do not have any kind of permission the last method is to run your script as a daemon process... but use it as a last measure..

The simplest way is to grep for any error message in the log file and print the message accordingly. Pls let me if you need the syntax.

use find command. the simplest syntax iss

find . -name "*.*"

if you want to find the text inside the files

find . -name "*.*" | xargs grep -i "txt to search for"

change "." to any base...

#!/usr/bin/ksh
ls -1 *file.txt | while read FILENAME
do
DIRNAME=`echo "$FILENAME" | sed -n 's/........\(.*\)file.txt/\1/p'`
echo "starting FTP of $FILENAME to Directory /tmp/$DIRNAME...

Before doing this there are some settings needs to be done, else you can only use interactive mode for entring password. If you need to incorporate the ssh in batch mode you have to have the keys...