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Posted By droppedonjapan
Here's the output: [cfmc@CFMC2 scripts]$ cd...
Here's the output:

[cfmc@CFMC2 scripts]$ cd ../data/65202/
[cfmc@CFMC2 65202]$ touch -t 200201311759.30 report_stat
[cfmc@CFMC2 65202]$ find . -type f -newer report_start -print
./output1.rfl...
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Posted By droppedonjapan
Hmm, when I manually put that into the command...
Hmm, when I manually put that into the command line it works, but when it's done from my script nothing is printed. I also tried to pipe it into the zip command and it said that there wasn't...
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Posted By droppedonjapan
Yeah, I realized that I had put in the wrong code...
Yeah, I realized that I had put in the wrong code when I initially posted this. I've tried this exact code and this is the output:

/home/webreports/data/65202

Another ls of the directory with...
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Posted By droppedonjapan
Problems with find's -newer Flag
I am writing a script that looks in a reports directory, copies a specified script to a working folder, copies some data files into the working folder, runs the report, zips the new files, then...
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Posted By droppedonjapan
For some reason the wait command doesn't work...
For some reason the wait command doesn't work according to the documentation that you gave me. I've tried just doing this...



rsync -urza -e "ssh -i rsync-key -l username -p xxxx"...
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Posted By droppedonjapan
Script Pause Until Rsync Is Done Transferring
Alright, I have this script that pulls files from a few locations, process those files, creates a zip file, rsync's it and then removes everything.

The problem that I'm having is that I do not...
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Posted By droppedonjapan
Thanks
Alright, I didn't know that there was an easy way to get the folder that you're in, and not the entire path. Thanks a lot for the help. I appreciate it.

Here's my final script.

#!/bin/bash
...
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Posted By droppedonjapan
Script(s) to Automate Tasks
I know that this has a bad title, but I'm not sure how to sum it up well.

(And I'm new to Linux in general, so please excuse any incorrect terminology :o)

Anyway, I'm trying to create a script...
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