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I gave it a try, unfortunately here is the result:
ls: /usr/tmp/*.TXT: No such file or directory
bash is looking at the * as literal so its literally trying to list *.TXT which will never be there.

Awesome thanks, but I think its blowing up on the use of the wildcard. I only want the TXT files. Any thoughts?

I am using a bash script to perform some automated maintenance on files in a directory. When I run the script using [user@server /usr/utilities]$sh -x script.sh <directory> the script works fine. It...