mounted //PATH/FOLDER on a linux machine onto a folder /path/to/mountdir using
sudo mount -t cifs //192.168.ip.address/FOLDER path/to/mountdir -o uid=usernameofowner,username=username,password=xxxxx
A cron job was added to automatically move files every 5 minutes, like
*/5 * * * * mv /path/to/mountdir/LIVE_* /path/to/another/dir/
But that caused problems, generating hundreds of emails to usernameofowner, saying mv: cannot stat ‘/path/to/mountdir/LIVE_*’: No such file or directory whenever there was no file there to move. So, PB modified the cron by adding
> /dev/null 2>&1
which seems to have solved the issue, working well.
sudo mount -t cifs //192.168.ip.address/FOLDER path/to/mountdir -o uid=usernameofowner,username=username,password=xxxxx
A cron job was added to automatically move files every 5 minutes, like
*/5 * * * * mv /path/to/mountdir/LIVE_* /path/to/another/dir/
But that caused problems, generating hundreds of emails to usernameofowner, saying mv: cannot stat ‘/path/to/mountdir/LIVE_*’: No such file or directory whenever there was no file there to move. So, PB modified the cron by adding
> /dev/null 2>&1
which seems to have solved the issue, working well.
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