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Old 04-21-2020
Moving file using shell script fails occasionally

Hi,
I am trying to copy a file to "B" directory also once it is done, i am trying to move the files to "C" directory.
And have written the below code to do so.

Code:
cd / 

rm script116.source116.file

SOURCEONEACTUAL="a"
SOURCEONENEW="b"

ls -lrth $SOURCEONEACTUAL116 | awk '{print $9}' |grep -v temp > script.source.file

while read line
do
cd  $SOURCEONEACTUAL
cp $line $SOURCEONEACTUAL/temp/
mv $line $SOURCEONENEW

done < script.source.file

date

The code works fine, but sometimes i am seeing the file count mismatch from b directory to c directory.
I have enabled the code in cronjob to carry out the process once in every hour as file count will be huge.

Need suggestion on below points
1. How can i add the logs to identify the problem.
2. And what might be the problem where it is not able to move all the files to new directory after the copy.
 

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