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It seems your rm may be aliased to rm -i, which overrides your -f option. Try /usr/bin/rm -rf * from the appropriate directory.

More safely, you can test with

prompt%> mkdir /foo
prompt%> cd...

I don't believe you can do that with mv. You may have to settle for a copy and remove the old one.

cp -pThe above 'preserves' (hence the 'p') attributes, including the timestamp.

X is always such a pain...

I'm afraid I don't know how to fix your problem exactly, though I have some ideas!

Make sure your DNS is all set up correctly and operating nicely, especially between...

ty :) Glad it helped.

You could also use mailx:

Echo the output from myscript.sh to a text file then execute mailx against that file like so:

mailx -s "subjectline" bernadette@email.com bill@email.com will@email.com...

It looks to me like you are attempting to use shell if-then logic inside your SQL code. Since you've turned off all the notifications, you are not seeing the error messages that this will surely...

As an alternative, you could use scp (secure copy) rather than ftp to transfer the files. SCP does not require USER or PASS arguments, which may be causing part of your problem.

I use this to...

I realize that this is too late to help Balzarus, but it might help someone else. The error you were getting, namely :

is caused because you did not have the required whitespace around your...