[solved] File type error (not a regular file)

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[solved] File type error (not a regular file)

Hi friend,

i have written script as below to check the file existance. but i got error

Code:

path="/k/p1100/users/jewel/Output"

FILENAME=`ls -lrt $path/*HT|tail -1|cut -d "/" -f 8`
if  [ -s $path/$FILENAME ] ; then
     echo "$FILENAME is available "
        chmod 755 $path/$FILENAME
        /usr/bin/scp $path/$1 xxx@333:xxx/inbox/
else
        echo "FILE IS NOT AVAILABLE"
fi

error:
/k/p1100/users/jewel/Output: not a regular file

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Now i got this, its fine

Code:

path="/k/p1100/users/jewel/Output"FILENAME=`ls -lrt $path/*HT|tail -1|cut -d "/" -f 8`if  [ -s $path/$FILENAME ] ; then     echo "$FILENAME is available "        chmod 755 $path/$FILENAME        /usr/bin/scp $path/$FILENAME xxx@333:xxx/inbox/else        echo "FILE IS NOT AVAILABLE"fi

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