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Changing .sh file dynamically

Hello,

I have written a servlet that moves specific amounts of file from 0* folder to * folder (01 to 1) and process these files. I made a .sh file and inserted in cron task to run it after every one hour.

There are 12 folder on location of my server /home/savedCVs/ i.e.
01
02
03
04
05
06
1
2
3
4
5
6

My .sh file:

Code:

wget -q "http://www.myDomain.com/servlet/Variable?category=1&folderId=01&noOfFiles=212"

/*

category=1 is destination foldername

folderId=01 is source folder name

*/

Can I refine my .sh file that when 0* folder (say 01) became empty then change category=2 and folderId=02 and so forth and so on and when 06 become empty then stop ths shell process?

Thanks in anticipation

You could use something based on find's -empty flag.

For example,

Code:

dir_number=1



if [ -z "$(find ${dir_number}/ -maxdepth 0 -type d -empty)" ]; then

    # The directory is empty

    # Do stuff here, then

    # Move to the next directory.

    $((dir_number++))

else

    # The directory has contents, do stuff here.

fi

Thanks a lot
Best regards