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It looks like your 'source' was root. Those are all system files. You can simply delete them from the 'destination' but be 100% certain you're really on the destination and not deleting your system,...

rpm -ivh https://yum.puppetlabs.com/puppetlabs-release-el-6.noarch.rpm
yum update
yum install puppetserver

Welcome to PowerDNS (https://www.powerdns.com/downloads.html)

Their software is located at the above URL. It's for Debian, CentOS etc.

Could you rephrase your question? It rambles a bit and is unclear.

Any typo will cause networking to fail. Restore your original configuration and start over. You can also do the following command as root to get your interface up temporarily...

ifconfig eth0...

bootadm update-archive by itself should be fine.

What hardware are you using?

Basically, I made a complete mess of your script. Good grief, even my reading skills have gone downhill. My apologies, it's working fine now that I put in what you posted instead of what I thought I...

The script I posted above is definitely working. I'm running it from cron every minute and tossing in or deleting random numbers of 0 byte files.

I tried...

find $dir -type f -empty > $FILE...

More like this then. I think it's working too, this is weird. It also means that I initially over complicated the script.

Thank you.

FQDN=`/bin/domainname -f`
FILE=$FQDN.`date +%F`.txt...

I don't know how to get the email in a text file.

This is what I have at this point, still not functioning as I wish but at least I don't feel like I'm stuck in too deep a rut.

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Just looking for new files. Eventually the zero byte files will be deleted but I expect new ones to show up occasionally.

I'm still fiddling with the diff stuff.

I was spoiled earlier in life...

I have a small script I wrote to look for empty files on a Linux box. It finds the empty files and emails the list to me. That works great. What I need to do now is set a cron job to run the thing...