Find command in shell script

["Rowan Eppelstun" <reppelstun@yahoo.com.au>]

Hi,

I am trying to do the following command in a script but cannot seem to get
the escape characters right for the find - exec mv command.

I am trying to move all files named 200206*.pdf to a subdirectory of their
currnet directory called "jun". Once I get the syntax correct for this I
will automate it for the year, but have got stuck at this bit.

Could anyone please advise what I am missing.
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#!/bin/sh

MONTH='date +%m'
DATE='date +%Y%m'
DIR=/home/rowan/eod/2002/ba

if DATE=200206; then FILENAME="'200206*.pdf'"
fi

if MONTH=06 ; then MONDIR=$DIR/jun/
fi

cd $DIR

pwd

find ./ -name $FILENAME -exec mv -f '{}' $MONDIR ';'

exit 0
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Thanks in advance.


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