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08-15-2007
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{ SOURCESVR=$1 DESTINATIONSVR=$2 DESTINATIONDIR=$3 MIGRATE_FILE_LIST=$4 SOURCEDIR=$5 SOURCELIST=$6 ssh user@DESTINATIONSVR " cd ${DESTINATIONDIR};ls *.sun >>SOURCELIST" #to log onto the destination server and listing the .sun files that have been copied from the source# if [[ -r ${SOURCELIST} ]]; then while read SOURCELIST;do diff ${SOURCELIST} ${MIGRATE_FILE_LIST} >>diff.txt done fi pls can you tell me whats wrng with it 
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