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You don't need to create that file in the target dir, create it in your home dir. Or in /tmp.

If you run the script every 2 hours then simply leave a file behind and compare timestamps in the next run.
me=${0##*/}
lr=/tmp/$me.lastrun
if test -f $lr
then
for f in $(find . \! -name ....

Do you have a touch command that allows you to create a file 2 hours old? Then use this for the -newer find primary.

Hello Haadiya,

Could you please try following and let me know if this helps.

NAME_FILE=`ls -lhtr | awk '($1 !~ /^d/) {print $9}' | tail -1`
CHECK_FILE=`find -maxdepth 1 -type f -name...

Hello Haadiya,

Following may help you in same.

VAL=`find -type f -mmin +120 -iname "Input_file"`
if [[ -n $VAL ]]
then
echo "File is OLDER than 2 hours."
else
echo "File is...