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The STDOUT is piped, and then in the last command it is redirected. There is no step in this command string that will print to the screen.
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I don't believe this will work quite how you want it too.

By using the command option, you are limiting that key to the specified commands, including the shell. To allow it you would need to add...

You could make the files from the other systems available on a single system by exporting them via NFS.

However you must realise that any .cgi scripts will be executed on the single server. There...

That is because you are reading the .last_date from your current working directory, then changing to /web/.hhome/mysql.backup/data before writing out the variable.

I'm guessing if you check...

He means files prepended with a period, .hidden for example.

You can use a regex to exclude these files and directories:

find . \( ! -regex '.*/\..*' \)

I'm not 100% sure with AIX, but it's probably /var/spool/mqueue. This is where the temporary files live for the outgoing mail queue.

Actually I just did a Google search and here's the AIX man page...

At the top of the script:
read LASTDATE < .last_date

During the FTP session:
del $LASTDATE.backup.sql.enc.gz

After the FTP session:
echo $DATE > .last_date

Of course you will need some...

stat -c %U filename