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Scirpt moving file before it is finished writing
I have a very simple script that uses FTP mv command to move a file from my AIX box to a network server. Is there any flag or something that I can use to ensure that the file is not being written to when the move command goes to move it? I have it set up in cron so it triggers to run automatically and it appears to occasionally move the file while it is being written to so the data is incomplete. Any suggestions would be appreciated.
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The process which writes into the file can create one more trigger file once it is done with writing data, your ftp job can check for the trigger file, if you find the trigger file it means the file is ready for ftp.... is this works out for you ?
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