What I was thinking the config file would look like is something like this:
Code:
<directory> <filetype> <daterange>
so maybe an example would be like:
Code:
\markdir\ *.csv Feb 04 13:35
\markdir\ *.gz Jan 22 15:50
\markdir\ *.mdl Dec 14 2014
\markdir\ *.tlg Aug 01 2014
\markdir\ *.zdf Mar 05 2013
The dates are listed by mm dd hh:mm if in the current year, and mm dd yyyy if in the previous year. This makes it sort of complex I think. Thank you so much for your help!
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I think I can be more clear with this, so let me try
I need the script to run at 0700, and check multiple directories for newly created files. The directories to check, and extensions therein can be specified by the config file. If newly created files exist, then move them to a temp directory.
So I guess the config file really only needs the directory to look in, and the extension to check.
Example:
Code:
\markdir\ *.csv
So it will check \markdir\ to see if there are any file(s) whose creation date matches the current date.
Is that more clear? I hope I did not make more complexity.
Last edited by rbatte1; 02-05-2015 at 10:32 AM..
Reason: WildBeard83 corrected spelling - RBATTE1 added CODE tags
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LEARN ABOUT ULTRIX
doconfig
doconfig(8) System Manager's Manual doconfig(8)Name
doconfig - a program to aid system configuration
Syntax
/etc/doconfig [-c config_file] [-e ed_script]
Description
The shell script modifies a copy of the GENERIC configuration file for a new ULTRIX system kernel. The script prompts you for the system
name. If the system name does not currently exist, a system configuration file with that system name is built.
Whether the configuration file is built or not, the script then allows you to edit, configure, and build until both the configuration and
the kernel build run without errors. Additional runs of can be made to tune the configuration further.
When new hardware is added to a system, the configuration file should be updated to reflect the new system configuration. When updating an
existing configuration file or creating a new configuration file with the system must be operating the generic kernel or new hardware may
not be found. To successfully complete the process, follow these steps:
1. Save the running as
2. Move to
3. Reboot the system to single user mode.
4. Check file systems.
5. Mount the file system.
6. Run the program. (When execution is complete, make a note of the message prints showing the path and location of the new
7. Move to
8. Copy the new (from the message noted above) to
9. Reboot the system.
Options-c The name of the existing configuration file should be supplied without specifying the pathname. This file should exist in the
directory. A new kernel is built using the specified configuration file.
-e When specified, the configuration file is edited by the ed script before building the new kernel.
FilesSee Alsoed(1), config(8)
Basic Installation Guide
Guide to System Configuration File Maintenance
RISC doconfig(8)
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