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I have one important destination in my disk where all archive logs are getting
generated. generates 1 per 15 mins.. so I dont want to lose all this archive logs as this are very much important..I copied all the files to a different linux machine before 2 days and now there are 175 files to be copied now.. is there any way I can automate using writing any script and automating using CRON.. such that the directory should be checked for new files and if any it has to be copied to the remote location immediately..
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