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i guess, you might have a Secure4Access profile and use Secure4Access for authentication and user access privileges..therefore firstly you must try to check your account permission Secure4Access...

It will be created in your home directory as a hidden directory. ~ represents Home Directory here.

Stop using this forum for all you requests, you have already been warned... next will be ban
Read again the forum rules you agreed to follow and post in adequate forum this forum is for shell and...

I would suggest you to check the MAN page.

sftp is an interactive file transfer program, similar to ftp, which performs all operations over an encrypted ssh transport. It may also use many...

You can directly use the variables from ftp.properties. Parsing the file is not necessary. The code will look like this:


#!/bin/sh

. ftp.properties

ftp -vin >> ftp.log <<-!
open...

Without "-" or "+" in the "-mtime" option, it means EXTACT value. The "!" means NOT. Thus, the meaning of your original statement is to find any files which the last modified time are NOT EXACTLY two...

Your find command should rewrite to:


find $INDIR -type f -mtime -$DAYS -exec mv {} $OUTDIR \;

Following piece of code is what is known as sourcing...
. ./archive.config

Once you sourc the file, all the parm=val will be available in the current shell...
So if you echo the param in the...

Try this...

. ./archive.config
find $SrcDirectory -type f "!" -mtime $Days -exec mv {} $DestDirectory \;


--ahamed

awk -F = '/Days=/{days=$2}/SrcDirectory=/{src=$2}/DestDirectory=/{dest=$2}END{print days, src, dest}' archive.config |while read DAYS INDIR OUTDIR
do
find $INDIR -type f "!" -mtime $DAYS...

Just type the shell name (executable) you want to switch to.


$
$ echo $0
-bash
$ ksh
$ echo $0
ksh
$ csh
$ echo $0
csh


Press ^D or exit to go back to the previous shell ( in the...

you can easily get the properties file values.

property file ftp.properties (ftp://ftp.properties) should have the below values


RemoteIP=123.213.123.13
userid=abcd
passd=xyz...

Please, try this one:

#!/bin/sh -x
while read DAYS INDIR OUTDIR
do
echo "[${DAYS}] [${INDIR}] [${OUTDIR}]"
find ${INDIR} -type f -mtime ${DAYS} -exec mv {} ${OUTDIR} \;
done < ./tarconfig.sh...

Have you tried:
find $INDIR -type f "!" -mtime $DAYS | xargs -t -I {} mv "{}" $OUTDIR

It uses an extra pipe, but it prints the command being execute!

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