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How do I prevent cron from returning errors on a file not found?
find: /home/Upload/*: No such file or directory
I am getting a find error when I run for FILE in `find /home/Upload/* -prune -type f -newer TIMEFILE` do I need to run this job every 10 minutes to upload any new files that were added. Is there an easy way to prevent this? Thanks |
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