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Script problem due to recursive directories Help please
Hello everyone , I am looking for a better solution then the one I have created for the my Task The task is: Create an automated script that will check for Uploads in a specified Directory and move them to another specified Directory if the files are completely uploaded. Files are FTP'd to the Specified directory Multiple FTPS could be running so knowing if a particular FTP is complete is difficult for me to check by Process ID I created the script listed below , but can see that issues can arise with Uploads of Trees for instance If the Upload directory has the following: Quote:
then shouldn;t that mean that any file and sub directories below that Directory will be completely uploaded and also older then the Age I am looking for ? ...... I hope that made sense.... I do not think that is the case though.... I am hoping there is a better way to deal with this issue. Thanks for being there. Code:
#!/bin/bash
#
#
# This script will be used to monitor uploads to a specified directory
# and move them to another directory for downloading.
#
# Things to consider:
# 1. Was the uploaded files uploaded in a sub directory.
# 2. Are the files being uploaded complete.
# 3. Move the files to the specified directory
# with the proper permissions.
#
#
#-------------------------------------------------------------------------------#
#
# Functions
#
#-------------------------------------------------------------------------------#
calc_time() {
AGE_LAST_CHANGED=`expr ${CURRTIME} - ${FILE_LAST_CHANGED}`
if [ ${AGE_LAST_CHANGED} -lt ${ACCEPTED_AGE} ];
then
OK_TO_MOVE=N
else
OK_TO_MOVE=Y
fi
}
check_date() {
FILE_LAST_CHANGED=`stat -t ${NEWFILE} |awk '{print $13}'`
}
#-------------------------------------------------------------------------------#
#
# Vairables will go here
#
#-------------------------------------------------------------------------------#
UPUSER=up_user
DOWNUSER=down_user
#
UPPATH=/home/Private/Uploads
DOWNPATH=/home/Private/Downloads
CURRTIME=`date +%s`
ACCEPTED_AGE=300 # 5 minutes of no activity according to date modified
for f in $( ls ${UPPATH} ); do
if [ -d ${UPPATH}/${f} ];
then
#--- Directory with Subfiles In it ---#
DIR=${UPPATH}/${f}
echo "${DIR} is a Directory"
DIRDATE=`date +%Y_%m_%d_%H%M%S`
NEWDIR=${DOWNPATH}/${f}_${DIRDATE}
NEWFILE=${DIR}
check_date
calc_time
# It appears that the directory has not been changed in the allowed timeframe (ACCEPTED_AGE)
# it is ok to create a new directory in the DOWNPATH now.
# set permissions of new directory to the download user
mkdir ${NEWDIR}
# This causes a problem by leaving the original Directory present in th UPLOADS directory.
for f2 in $(ls ${UPPATH}/$f ); do
NEWFILE=${DIR}/${f2} # Set becuase of check_date function
check_date
calc_time
if [ ${OK_TO_MOVE} = "Y" ];
then
mv ${NEWFILE} ${NEWDIR}
echo "mv ${NEWFILE} ${NEWDIR} "
else
echo "File date is too new to move better wait"
fi
chown -R ${DOWNUSER}:${DOWNUSER} ${NEWDIR}
done
else
#--- File is in Main Upload directory ---#
if [ -f ${UPPATH}/$f ]; then
NEWFILE=${UPPATH}/${f}
echo "${NEWFILE} is a file"
check_date
calc_time
if [ ${OK_TO_MOVE} = "Y" ];
then
mv ${NEWFILE} ${DOWNPATH}
echo "mv ${NEWFILE} ${DOWNPATH} "
chown ${DOWNUSER}:${DOWNUSER} ${DOWNPATH}/*
else
echo "File date is too new to move better wait"
echo "next pass of cronjob should move this file"
fi
fi
fi
done
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