Shell Programming and Scripting

#!/usr/bin/ksh
DATEFOLDER=`date +%m%d%y`
SOURCE=/opt/Lotus/restores/
DESTINATION=/tpcdcatap01h/app1/restores/$DATEFOLDER
mkdir $DESTINATION
chmod 7777 $DESTINATION
for FILE in `ls $SOURCE|grep -i .nsf$`;do
mv $SOURCE$FILE $DESTINATION
done
for FILE in `ls $DESTINATION/|grep -i .nsf$`;do
chown tpcdap1h $DESTINATION/$FILE
done

mv "$SOURCE$FILE" "$DESTINATION"

chown tpcdap1h "$DESTINATION/$FILE"

mv: cannot rename /opt/Lotus/restores/test to /tpcdcatap01h/app1/restores/021511/test: 
No such file or directory
+ mv /opt/Lotus/restores/file /tpcdcatap01h/app1/restores/021511
mv: cannot rename /opt/Lotus/restores/file to /tpcdcatap01h/app1/restores/021511/file: 
No such file or directory
+ mv /opt/Lotus/restores/1.nsf /tpcdcatap01h/app1/restores/021511
mv: cannot rename /opt/Lotus/restores/1.nsf to /tpcdcatap01h/app1/restores/021511/1.nsf: 
No such file or directory

mkdir "$DESTINATION"
chmod 7777 "$DESTINATION" # do you need to do this? this is very insecure..
for FILE in "$SOURCE"*.nsf ;do
  mv "$FILE" "$DESTINATION"
  chown tpcdap1h "$DESTINATION/${FILE##*/}"
done