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Looks like a job for inotifywatch on Linux systems.

Hope that helps
Regards
Peasant.

Are you possibly using sftp as this would allow for "glob(3) characters and may match multiple files"? Then you could sshto identify the file of interest and sftp (or scp) exactly this one, then.

Something like
ssh user@host ls /path/to/folder '|' head -n 1 > localfiles

sftp user@host <<EOF
get `cat localfiles`
EOF

This is wrong:

filename= echo $line | awk '{print $9}'

You already do this sort of thing correctly when you set DIRNAME, but you forgot to do so here. Also the extra space after the equals...

sparks partly got it right:

sed -n '1p;$p'

will print the first and last line of whatever comes its way: in a pipeline it prints the first and the last line of the input, given a filename it...

Before executing your main script,
Just add the one more if condition for TimeStamp checking.

If [ $CurrentTimeStamp == "00:10 MST" ]
then
exit
echo "Execution of...

Easier to have two crontab entries.

10,40 1-23 * * * /myscript
40 0 * * * /myscript

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