Execute Command Output Settings
Posted: Fri Aug 12, 2011 4:44 am
Hi All
I have written a Bash Shell Script to do the following:
1.) Process a PDF File using PDFToolBox CLI, saving a customised log and creating a report on error status.
2.) Duplicate this version of the file to a "SUCCESS" folder.
3.) Process the file again using a different PDFToolBox Profile to create a Lowres PDF version, adding to the previous log and generating a report only if the file errors.
4.) Move the Lores PDF File to a "LORES" folder.
After the scripts completion i should end up with a Hires PDF, a Lores PDF and a log file that contains information on both as well as some other custom reports etc...
Unfortunately i keep getting unexpected results and I think that it is due to my "Output" settings.
I have been experimenting with different options but I have not been able to find a way to simply execute a command with %1,%2 %3 arguments and let the script manage the rest...
Can anyone point me in the right direction with this?
I have written a Bash Shell Script to do the following:
1.) Process a PDF File using PDFToolBox CLI, saving a customised log and creating a report on error status.
2.) Duplicate this version of the file to a "SUCCESS" folder.
3.) Process the file again using a different PDFToolBox Profile to create a Lowres PDF version, adding to the previous log and generating a report only if the file errors.
4.) Move the Lores PDF File to a "LORES" folder.
After the scripts completion i should end up with a Hires PDF, a Lores PDF and a log file that contains information on both as well as some other custom reports etc...
Unfortunately i keep getting unexpected results and I think that it is due to my "Output" settings.
I have been experimenting with different options but I have not been able to find a way to simply execute a command with %1,%2 %3 arguments and let the script manage the rest...
Can anyone point me in the right direction with this?