Solaris

for LOOK_DIR in /data/folder1 /data/folder2 /data/folder3 /data/folder4

#!/bin/ksh
EMAIL="user1@emailaddress.com, user2@emailaddress.com"  ## To whom the list goes after completion
WINDOWS_SHARE="\\windowsbox\file_backup" ## Windows share where the files will be copied
for LOOK_DIR in /data/folder1 /data/folder2 /data/folder3 /data/folder4
do
for FILE in `find ${LOOK_DIR} -type f -mtime +30 -print`
do
echo ${FILE} >> file_list ## This file will have the list of files copied and removed
cp ${FILE} ${WINDOWS_SHARE} ## Copies your file to windows share
rm ${FILE}   ## Deletes the file
done
done
cat file_list | mailx -s "Email Notification for Unix Server. Removal of old files" ${EMAIL}

#!/bin/ksh
EMAIL="user1@emailaddress.com, user2@emailaddress.com"  ## To whom the list goes after completion
WINDOWS_SHARE="/path/to/mountpoint" ## Windows share where the files will be copied

# Save all error messages to a logfile
exec 2>errorlog

# Feed the list of files directly into xargs.
# echo a b c | xargs touch is equivalent to touch a b c
#
# We use tar -rf so that, when tar gets run more than once, it 
# appends to the existing .tar instead of overwriting it!
find /data/folder1 /data/folder2 /data/folder3 /data/folder4 -type f -mtime +30 | xargs -I {} tar -rf "${WINDOWS_SHARE}/file.tar"

# Read the list of files back from file.tar, to verify they're there before deleting them.
# Save a copy of the list in files_list.
tar -tf "${WINDOWS_SHARE}/file.tar" | tee files_list | xargs -I {} rm

# One of the rare useful uses of cat on a single file
( cat files_list ; echo "Errors:" ; cat errlog ) | mailx -s "Email Notification for Unix Server. Removal of old files"