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Modification in your code

for x in /home/dir/*.log
do
TXTFile=$(basename $x ".log")".txt"
[ -f $TXTFile ] && cp $TXTFile /home/dir2/
done

for txtfile in /home/dir/*txt
do
filename=${txtfile%.*}
filename=${filename##*/}

if [ -e "${filename}.log" ]
then
cp $txtfile /home/newdir/
rm -f $txtfile...

If there are two file one is ".log" and one is any type of extention then
below code solve your purpose.

for x in /home/dir/*.log
do
TXTFile=$(basename $x ".log")
[ -f $TXTFile.[^log]* ] &&...

Hello,

The below command will be sending files one after the other.

scp file1.log file2.log user@servername:~/upload/If you have a good list of files then just use a simple for loop

cat >...

Ah, I believe I misunderstood you in what data you needed. For the sake of completeness then here is my fixed sed solution:


$ cat x.dat
<SOAP...