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find "/home/temp/2*" -type f -mmin -15

Hi Guys

I have written a shell script that will connect to a FTP server and get a list of files that exists in a directory.

The FTP code is as follows.

ftp -i -n -v ${FTP_HOST} <<EOF
...

change the for code as follows :-
for data in `echo {$file_nm}` do echo "$data" done

Can we use round brackets in if command?

if ( '$p_region' = 'ESAP' )

should be

if [ '$p_region' == 'ESAP' ]

Also 'then' part is missing in the script.

Why don't you try to chmod the file when your script has executed writing to the output file?

You can try something like this :-

set -A Months -- 0 JANUARY FEBRUARY MARCH APRIL MAY JUNE JUL AUGUST SEPTEMBER OCTOBER NOVEMBER DECEMBER

# The above command will create an array called...

Try this :

ps -p $$ -o %P | sed -n 's/^ *\([0-9][0-9]*\) *$/\1/p'

Where $$ --> Is the process name whose Process ID you want to get.

Hope that helps

Cheers,
Kunal

Hi,

Try this :
file_name=`cat standardfilecleanup.lst | awk -F ":" '{print $'$var_value'}'`

Cheers,
Kunal

How abt this?

ls -ltr | grep '12 Jul'

I believe this command is not properly formatted -->
file_name=`cat standardfilecleanup.lst|awk -F: {'print ${var_value}`

Try this :

file_name=`cat standardfilecleanup.lst | awk -F ":"...