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Top Forums Shell Programming and Scripting Check file time stamp Post 302664419 by qamar.alam on Friday 29th of June 2012 05:30:39 PM
Old 06-29-2012
find command is working fine for me. But I need to redirect destination path also in my tmp_file.

Code:
exec < out_interfaces.cfg
while read source_path $destination_path
do
find $source_path -name "*" -amin +2 >> tmp_file
done

out_interfaces.sfg file has below data

Code:
/usr/local/scripts/tmp1 /usr/local/scripts/remote1
/usr/local/scripts/tmp2 /usr/local/scripts/remote2
/usr/local/scripts/tmp2 /usr/local/scripts/remote3
/usr/local/scripts/tmp3 /usr/local/scripts/remote3

and when I execute above script it shows below data in my tmp_file.

Code:
/usr/local/scripts/tmp1/test1
/usr/local/scripts/tmp2/tmp21
/usr/local/scripts/tmp2/tmp22
/usr/local/scripts/tmp2/tmp23
/usr/local/scripts/tmp2/tmp21
/usr/local/scripts/tmp2/tmp22
/usr/local/scripts/tmp2/tmp23
/usr/local/scripts/tmp3/tmp31
/usr/local/scripts/tmp3/tmp32
/usr/local/scripts/tmp3/tmp33

and I want below output in my tmp_file

Code:
/usr/local/scripts/tmp1/test1 /usr/local/scripts/remote1
/usr/local/scripts/tmp2/tmp21 /usr/local/scripts/remote2
/usr/local/scripts/tmp2/tmp22 /usr/local/scripts/remote2
/usr/local/scripts/tmp2/tmp23 /usr/local/scripts/remote2
/usr/local/scripts/tmp2/tmp21 /usr/local/scripts/remote3
/usr/local/scripts/tmp2/tmp22 /usr/local/scripts/remote3
/usr/local/scripts/tmp2/tmp23 /usr/local/scripts/remote3
/usr/local/scripts/tmp3/tmp31 /usr/local/scripts/remote3
/usr/local/scripts/tmp3/tmp32 /usr/local/scripts/remote3
/usr/local/scripts/tmp3/tmp33 /usr/local/scripts/remote3

---------- Post updated at 05:30 PM ---------- Previous update was at 11:58 AM ----------

Thank you everyone. My problem has been solved. I used below code.

Code:
 exec < out_interfaces.cfg
 while read source_path destination_path
 do
 {
 find $source_path -name "*" -amin +2 -exec echo $destination_path {} \;
 
 } >> tmp_file

 

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NAME

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SYNOPSIS

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