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Old 06-01-2009
Move Script

Hi
I am very new to scripts and only have a basic knowledge
What i am trying to do is move files from one directory to another, but i need to make sure the file is stable before it moves the file to the destination. Here is the script that i am using that is moving the files, it part of a script another company used and i am trying to hack it around to suit. Any help would be appreciated and if there is a better way to do it please say so

#!/bin/sh


SOURCE_DIR=/appcfg/COLOURSERVE/OUT
BACKUP_DIR=/symlnks/io/jobs/workflows/TAG-461/Conde_Nast_Output
cd $SOURCE_DIR
mv -f * $BACKUP_DIR/
 

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