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Moving Completely Transfered files
I have a driectoty called TEMP on server 1.There is a process running on another server which is pushing files in this directory of server 1.
I want to write a script which will move the files from TEMP directory to TEMP2 directory on server 1 only but make sure that it will only copy those files which have been transferred completley from server 2 i.e. it should not move files from TEMP to TEMP2 which are currently being pushed from server 2 as the data will be corrupted. How can i know if the file is being accessed in shell script? |
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