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9.3

Creating shell script to get list of files, http to server

Asked by ktwdallas in Apple Programming, Mac OS X, Linux Programming

Tags: Apple debian shell

I'm completely lost on this, as I haven't done many shell scripts. I need to have a simple shell script that simply reads the list of files in a folder (i.e. "/Users/Bob/Movies"), and submits them as a get on a URL to a website. For example, the list of files in the folder are:

1094ws.mov
1223ws.mov
3282ws.mov

the script would just comma delimit them and do some sort of curl, i.e.

curl http://www.myserver.com/script.php?files=1094ws.mov,1223ws.mov,3282ws.mov

This is probably a 5 line script, but I've been working all morning searching for how to do this and I'm just lost. I specifically need it as a shell script since I'll put it in a cron job to run periodically. Also, I don't have to worry about strange file names or spaces or whatever my company puts the files in the directory in the first place, so I can safely assume they will always be named just like that.
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