BASH script to find and move files based on wildcards in a list.

I would like a script that runs on a cronjob that looks for and moves files if they contain "search terms" to directories that match the search term. So, I assume there will be two files for this: [login to view URL] [login to view URL] (a plain text list of search terms--one numeric entry per line) The directory for the beginning of the search will be " /var/lib/asterisk/monitor " and for each search term, the variable will look like " 48805 ". The search should look for files via this wildcard assembly " *-48805-* " (note the added hyphens before and after the number) and the file should be moved to " /recordings_qa/48805/[yyyy]/[mm]/[dd]/[original-files-name]-48805-[[login to view URL]] " (the date info for the folder structure should be retrieved from the file name itself which will contain " -yyyymmdd- "). If the search terms does not have a directory yet, it should be auto created when the script runs. So, to be more clear... here are the steps: A cronjob calls the script /[login to view URL] every 10 minutes The script looks into the [login to view URL] file to load a list of extension numbers for "finding", i.e.,: 48805 48901 48607 49001 And for each of those numbers, a separate find/move operation is performed. Files are sought in /var/lib/asterisk/monitor/* and will look something like this: /var/lib/asterisk/monitor/[login to view URL] Because this example matches the search (" *-48805-* "), it will be moved into: /recordings_qa/48805/2014/04/16/[login to view URL] Once all the "48805" entries are found and moved, then it goes to the next number in the text file list.