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I think abc has to be member of sftp group to make it work.

oops sorry :), try the below statement. I did not look close enough before posting.

if [ -f $path/*.log -o -f $path/*.out ]

find never prints nonexistent files. If find finds no files at all, it prints exactly nothing.

If the while read loop reads nothing the very first time, the code inside it won't run even once.
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The value stored in $? at the time of the if-statement's test is the exit status of the echo statement. You need to store $? in another variable, so that you can print it and then test it.
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Any command you run changes the value of $?, echo included.

Since you're on Linux, just add -maxdepth 1 before the '('

I think you got it right in the first place; looks more like moving than removal to me :)

The -exec ls -1 is redundant, find will print the files one by one by default when not given -exec.

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If I read your question correctly, you have files in the subdirectories that you do want to be deleted, but don't want to try to remove the directories themselves. If that is correct then try:

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Yes, because DINFA_DOMAINS_FILE is not a process, just a part of its name. You can use
pgrep DINFA_DOMAINS_FILE
if you have it or
ps -ef | grep DINFA_DOMAINS_FILE | grep -v grep | awk '{print $2}'

echo 'A/B/C 10' | awk '{print "var1 = " $1; print "var2 = " $2}'