As usual, 5 seconds after I press send I come up with the solution.
I wrote a script ‘listSPAMdirectory.sh’:
#!/bin/sh
# list SPAM directory
cd /Library/Server/Web/Data/Sites/~byteserve/SPAM/
ls -1
I then called it from the Command Line action.
And then displayed ‘@@resultset’
DONE!
Wayne Irvine
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I would like to return the list of files in a directory
ls -1
I use the Command Line Action and type the absolute path followed by the above
command.
How do I direct the results to a var?
Wayne Irvine
Byteserve Pty Ltd
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