Re: [CentOS] Job Script

2007-12-29 Thread Matt Shields
On Dec 29, 2007 9:47 PM, Christopher E <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hello All,
>
> Is there a way to run a script from CentOS 5 and have it look at a
> file and get it if its new then the file it got last time, if not it
> does nothing, if its a new file then it wgets the file and then unzip
> the file then runs a php script,  I would want this to check once a
> week or if it would not make much of a different then each day is fine
>
> if this is able to be done can someone point me in the right direction
> to do such!
>
> Sincerely,
> Christopher


The script you will need to create for yourself (or hire someone), you
can create it in any language.  Then call it from a cronjob on
whatever schedule you want.

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-matt
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[CentOS] Job Script

2007-12-29 Thread Christopher E
Hello All,

Is there a way to run a script from CentOS 5 and have it look at a
file and get it if its new then the file it got last time, if not it
does nothing, if its a new file then it wgets the file and then unzip
the file then runs a php script,  I would want this to check once a
week or if it would not make much of a different then each day is fine

if this is able to be done can someone point me in the right direction
to do such!

Sincerely,
Christopher
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