I want to make script. In a directory everyday (exclude sat and sun) in between 10 pm to 1 am there are 2 files comes with fixed format of filename [batm53_20131017_BARC5300001*20131017*0000000200004233.221341696408].I bold it date in filename . i have listed directory content which shows file name. please help me on making the script, whenever file comes in directory between 10pm to 1 am, it send mail to me.
Code:
ls -lrt | tail
-rw-rw---- 1 aibarkr2 aibark 37397479 Oct 17 22:14 bat053_20131017_BARC5300001201310170000000200004233.221341696408
-rw-rw---- 1 aibarkr2 aibark 620963845 Oct 17 22:56 bat053_20131017_BARC5300001201310170000000100193868.225022664298
-rw-rw---- 1 aibarkr2 aibark 6105620 Oct 19 00:33 bat053_20131019_BARC5300001201310180000000200008798.003410428376
-rw-rw---- 1 aibarkr2 aibark 714987170 Oct 19 01:14 bat053_20131019_BARC5300001201310180000000100179608.011058444311
-rw-rw---- 1 aibarkr2 aibark 1513941 Oct 21 22:20 bat053_20131021_BARC5300001201310210000000200001064.222345400253
-rw-rw---- 1 aibarkr2 aibark 761353431 Oct 21 23:07 bat053_20131021_BARC5300001201310210000000100179307.230054883420
-rw-rw---- 1 aibarkr2 aibark 3488099 Oct 22 22:27 bat053_20131022_BARC5300001201310220000000200002859.222646691462
-rw-rw---- 1 aibarkr2 aibark 662128252 Oct 22 23:05 bat053_20131022_BARC5300001201310220000000100174007.230205970923
-rw-rw---- 1 aibarkr2 aibark 2143648 Oct 23 22:20 bat053_20131023_BARC5300001201310230000000200001998.221908402825
-rw-rw---- 1 aibarkr2 aibark 685618156 Oct 23 22:50 bat053_20131023_BARC5300001201310230000000100177828.225444925615
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