Loading the 2 most recent files from a folder in an ftp from Linux - linux

Question

Good afternoon everyone,
We have the following :
on server X we have some files spawning every 15 minutes (normally). This files are 2 type - .csv and .log
we need to grab the most recent 2 files and bring them in the server Q, parsing them in order to remove ":" and replace it with "-" for example;
load them in an ftp server;
The code is something like this at the moment :
`#!/bin/bash
X=ip.address
USER=myuser
SRC_DIR=/home/user/GETFILES/temp/
DEST_DIR=/home/user/GETFILES/input
date1=`date +%Y%m%d%H%M`
echo "======================================="
echo "======================================="
echo "======================================="
echo "Here we go $date1 !"
echo "======================================="
echo "======================================="
echo "======================================="
rsync -av --ignore-existing --include="patternforfiles\*.*" --exclude="*" -e "ssh -p port -o UserKnownHostsFile=/dev/null -o StrictHostKeyChecking=no" $USER#$X:$SRC_DIR\* $DEST_DIR
\#Removing the ":"
cd temp/
for i in *:*; do
mv -- "$i" "${i//:/\-}"
done
**for i in `ls -Art SRC_DIR | grep filename | tail -n 2`;do**
**mv $SRC_DIR$i $DEST_DIR;**
**done**
sshpass -p "password" sftp -oPort=port user#ftp.address \<\< !
lcd /source/directory/
put filename\*.\*
bye
!`
bla bla
Cleaning task
If I run as a separate command the ls -Art part works fine, it bring me the last 2 files from the rsync path. If I run in under a script it brings 2 other files then the ones obtained with the previous command...and no idea why.
What am I missing with this for in ls?
Thanks.

Answer 1

Suggesting there are more then one file per line in the ls -Art command.
dudi#IL105567WIN:~$ ls -Art
.profile .landscape .sudo_as_admin_successful dev .motd_shown .lesshsQ
.bashrc .vimrc .local .selected_editor .hushlogin .viminfo
.bash_logout .vim .cache .config .lesshst .bash_history
Using ls command with option -1 or -l solves this by printing each file in separate line.
dudi#IL105567WIN:~$ ls -1Art
.profile
.bashrc
.bash_logout
.landscape
.vimrc
.vim
.sudo_as_admin_successful
.local
.cache
dev
.selected_editor
.config
.motd_shown
.hushlogin
.lesshst
.lesshsQ
.viminfo
.bash_history