Mark Snyder wrote:
I am doing a md5sum to verify nightly transfer of files between
servers and want to email the results to support.
1st suggestion: use rsync to transfer the files and you don't have to
double-check the results, just the exit status of the command or its
stderr output. It will know whether the tranfer worked or not.
Is this a cronjob? If so, then don't bother using 'mail'; just echo
to stdout
and let cron handle the mailing.
Yes you are right about setting a variable, but this was supposed to be
a quick and dirty.
Quick and dirty things don't write files and have to worry about
filenames. See if you can do it all through pipes if you do this at all.
I will want it to be a cronjob when its working, how can I get it to
mail the output of the diff? and not just the stdout of the cronjob?
The whole point of this is the get the output of the diff to someone.
It's your script, make it say what you want (and nothing else) on stdout.
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Les Mikesell
lesmikesell@xxxxxxxxx
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