File renameto issue

Question

I have been tracking this down for a couple of days now and thought I would ask the forum for their input.
I have a very simple process that opens a file, reads in the data, writes some data to a DB, and them moves the file to a processed folder.
SOME of the instances I have running that are performing this process are moving the files into the wrong directory. I am going round and round with this
being an OS issue and/or jvm issue. The oddest thing is that the wrong directory that some of the processes write their files to is always the last
directory created under that particular filesystem.
System:
sun-jdk-1.5.0.06
Linux; SMP; 2.6.12
Process is run via shell script every 10 minutes where a directory is passed to the process, the process then looks in the directory for files,
does what it does, and then renames the file. ex. "LogProcessor /var/log/10.5.1.2/". The process should move the file to the folder /var/log/10.5.1.2/processed,
instead it is moving the file to "/var/log/10.5.1.52/processed". All of the debug code you see below is telling me that everything is what and where it should
be, however, it is not.
Other information: There are about 15 independent processes running started by separate shell scripts and all should be reading and writing to their respective folders.
Any input would be greatly appreciated.
CODE:
File dirName = new File(args[0]);
String[] files = dirName.list();
//test if directory actually has something we want
               if (files != null) {
                    // loop through list of files found in directory
          for (int i=0; i<files.length; i++) {
          // Get filename of file or directory
               if(debug)
                    System.err.println("File Extension: " + files.substring(files[i].length() - 3));
               // test last 3 characters for file extension we need
               if (files[i].substring(files[i].length() - 3).equalsIgnoreCase("log") || files[i].substring(files[i].length() - 3).equalsIgnoreCase("alm")) {
          fileName = args[0] + files[i];
               // Call each method respectively passing in all the local objects
               if (alarms) {
                                   logProcessor.alarmsProcessor(fileName, logFile, job, jobActions, errors, debug);
                              } else {
                                   logProcessor.storeLogsProcessor(fileName, logFile, job, jobActions, errors, debug);
               //SLD 11/28/2007: move the file to the processed folder after read
               File file1 = new File(fileName); //this file already existed on the file system
               File file2 = new File(args[0]+"processed/"+files[i]);
                    if (file1.renameTo(file2)) {
                         System.out.println("File "+files[i]+" Moved to processed folder "+ args[0] + "processed" + file2.toString());
                         System.out.println("From: " + file1.toString() + " To: " + file2.toString() );
                    } else {
                         System.out.println("File "+files[i]+" NOT Moved to processed folder "+ args[0] + " due to either permissions, folder nonexistant or file already exists");

Answer 1

Well, just to update the issue. The problem has been solved. There was an entry into the list of IP's that was 10.58.?.??, which in the unix world is a special character/place holder for all
files/folders that resemble it. This was wreaking havoc on my java program when moving files.
Thanks,