ChuckRoss

One might use a curl to gather a time server function and send the resultant to yourself or save the resultant to your space to view later matching the time placed vs the time suggested finding a difference and note the longitudinal difference between one's perceived location.

#!/bin/bash

filename = fileOne.txt

echo "FileStart" | sort | uniq -c > fileTwo.txt

ls /home/username/mail/namespace.heliohost.org/mail_name/new/ > fileOne.txt

cat $filename | while read LINE

do

for w in `cat cd /home/username/mail/obsidian.heliohost.org/mal_name/new/

$LINE`; do echo $w; done|sort|uniq -c >> fileTwo.txt

done

cat fileTwo.txt | mail you@mail.com

rm fileOne.txt

rm fileTwo.txt

rm /home/username/mail/namespace.heliohost.org/mail_name/new/*

exit

so if i can not get the hosting to allow this in bash how is it finished in window scripting or PowerShell?

the script only runs once per time of changing the mail name

are there any other environmental variables I must set before running the script?

the mail_name/new/ folder is populated daily with mail from the other aggregators and when I need to know what's important I'm not going to want to play the little cubby hole game.

thanks

a. Bent

b. Johnny

c. Obsidian

rosskill

Stevie

rosskill.heliohost.com

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