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Old 07-28-2005
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How to FTP a file generated at UNIX Box to NT Box

Hi all,

I am generating a file on the Unix machine , now i want to FTP the same file to the NT machine.

how can i do that and the application currently upon which i am working is a JAVA based application.

I need your help.

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you can bring up a FTP service on your UNIX host and then download then file on the NT box, or viceversa, bring up a FTP server on NT and UPload the file
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generated at UNIX Box to NT Box

Hi,

First you should make sure that FTP server is running on the target NT Box, then you can apply the following lines in any shell script

ftp -n -v << _eof

open 172.16.55.9
user username password

cd targetdirectory

mput file1 file2
bye
_eof

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