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#filename=XXGT_IN*.txt
#src_dir=/dgltyi/applmgr/1200/xxgt/12.0.0/ftp/bacs
#dest_dir=insphire
filename=$5
src_dir=$6
dest_dir=$7
echo "File Name: " $filename
src_dir=`eval echo "$6"`
echo...

Yeah, I need to do the same operation but with 1 command if possible.

Hi,

I am currently using SFTP 'put' command to copy all files to remote server and then delete the copied files from source directory.

Can anyone help me with a single command to copy and...

Hi,

I have written a shell script to transfer files to a SFTP server passing the filername, source and dest directory as parameters and it runs well. :)

I want to schedule this script to run...

Actually I want to transfer files on a specific sftp server. The command that I'm trying to move files is as follows:-
<CODE>
scp user@server:/var/path/XX_P.txt sftp -oPort=22 user@server:/dir...

I did this but it gives and error :-
"Couldn't read packet: Connection reset by peer" :(

Thanks. I dont need a passwordless sftp. How shall I transfer files to remote server using sftp then??

Hi,

I want to transfer files from 1 server to another server using sftp.
Earlier what I use to do is transfer files on the same server using mv command.

Pls help.

It can have many filenames matching to XX*.txt / XX*.dat conditions.

No, all filenames in the folder matching to XX*.txt condtion like XXABC.txt, XXXYZ.txt etc. I hope now the requirement is clear to you?

The value passed to $filename parameter will be like - XX*.txt / XXGT*.dat etc.

Hi itkamaraj,

Actually, the value passed to $filename will be like XX*.txt, XX*.dat etc, so hard-coding .txt is not an option.

Can we make it dynamic based upon the filename passed?

Thanks.

Hi,

I am trying to rename multiple filenames in a UNIX directory matching a specific condition.



i=0
for file in `ls $filename`
do
echo "$file"
#echo $i
i=`expr $i + 1`
...

This was what i was trying to do. Now i have done picking up the filenames and renaming all of them in a loop.



Code:
i=0
for file in `ls |grep "$filename"`
do
echo "$file"
echo $i...

Thanks. Yes this was what i was trying to do. Now i have done picking up the filenames and renaming all of them in a loop.

i=0
for file in `ls |grep "$filename"`
do
echo "$file"
echo $i...

Hi,

I want to check all files in a folder for some specific start string and append all matching filenames with _1, _2 .... for each file found in the directory.
But, $file below gives me all...

Now I find the no. of files and display the count. How can I display the maching filenames in display?? :S

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Thanks again :)

Ohk so here in the shell script i have to check the permissions separately like I have done below.

if [ ! -r ${source} ]
then
echo "Read access permission denied on Source Directory"
exit 1...

Ok, so if i need to check for all r w x rights can I do it in 1 command line?

if [ ! -rwx ${directory} ] ?

This gives an unary operator expected error. I believe we need to have an and...

Thanks a lot all of you.

This solution finally worked for me...... Here I find and count the number of files matching the start string....!!

ls -l |grep 'XX_GT'| wc -l

Cheers :)

Hi,

How do i check if I have read/write/execute rights on a UNIX directory?

What I'm doing is checking read access on the files but i also want to check if user has rights on the direcory in...

Yes, exactly...! I want to search in Folder and count if there are any files with files with filename like FILE* :)

Hi,

How do i check if there are any files present in the folder with some specific starting string.

For eg :- I have used this where Source_File is filename parameter.

if [ ! -r...

Move all files starting with a specific name to different directory.

This shell script program should have three parameters
File Name
Source Directory
Destination Directory

User should be...