I am wanting to reduce some network overhead in a script, I've worked on a script but wanting to see if someone could see if there is another possibility that may work better.
As it stands we have "Web Users" that post files to $p1, I want to copy files that are updated on the web to "$distpath$appid, there may be files that already exist in this location, so I iterate $DOCid..
What I am curious about is in my "find command"
where -mtime 0 I am curious if I can define this down to an hourly increment?
Any thoughts appreciated..
#!/bin/bash
export p1=/upload_resumes/
export p2=/upload_resumes/backup/
export mps=/mps-docs/mps-docs/applicant/
export distpath=/mps-docs/mps-docs/applicant/
cd $p1
touch /tmp/app-staged-pre-move-post-copy.log
echo > /tmp/app-staged-pre-move-post-copy.log
for fn1 in `find -type f -mtime 0 -print`
do
echo $fn1
export fn=`echo $fn1| awk '{print substr($1,3,22)}'`
echo $fn
#APPID SPECIFIC INFORMATION
for appid in `echo $fn |awk -F_ '{print $2}'`
do
echo $appid
echo FILENAME: $fn
export source="$p1$fn"
echo $source
export destination="$distpath$appid/$fn"
echo $destination
echo DONE
export distID=`echo $fn |awk -F_ '{print $1}'`
export appID=`echo $fn |awk -F_ '{print $2}'`
export docID=`echo $fn |awk -F_ '{print $3}'|cut -d. -f1`
export ext=`echo $fn |awk -F_ '{print $3}'|cut -d. -f2`
echo $fn |cut -d. -f2 | read ext
export apppath=${distapplpath}${appID}
echo $apppath
read
while [[ -f ${distpath}/${distID}_${appID}_${docID}.${ext} ]]
do
(( docID += 1 ))
if (( docID > 99 )); then
echo "ERROR: docID too high!"
exit 2
fi
done
cp -f $fn ${distpath}mpsplus_${appID}_${docID}.${ext}
ls -la ${distpath}mpsplus_${appID}_${docID}.${ext} >> /tmp/app-staged-pre-move-post-copy.log
done
done
