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Hi Unix guru's,

I believe Jit is very Busy and he helped me to come till this point.Can any one help me on this as it is urgent.

Thanks,
meruga

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Sorry Jit,

I haven't seen your reply. It is too tight situation from end. i will work on it.

Thanks

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Hi Jgt,

Removed the header row(ipaddress,username,password) from the "filelist.txt" file
I have changed my script lines as below:

Code:

ftp -nv  -i<<-!!
	${FTP_SERVER}
	user ${FTP_USER} ${FTP_PASS}
	cd ${FTP_TARGET_DIR}
	 ascii
        prompt
	${FTP_FUNCTION} ${FILE_NAME}
	bye
	!!

And ran the script as below:

etl-kn-t2-etluser : 24ftplocations_i.sh
start
main before while
ip address is 172.22.234.55
username is cipxcd
password is spffg

- FTPing the file from the server
?Invalid command
Not connected.
Not connected.
Not connected.
Interactive mode on.
Not connected.
24ftplocations_i.sh[28]: co_error_check:  not found
- FTPing the file from the server

Ang got the above error.

Last edited by pludi; 02-19-2010 at 10:14 AM.. Reason: code tags!!!

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Re-write the actual ftp portion so that it is not indented.
Change the end of input marker from -!! to "EOF"
So:

Code:

ftp -i -nv host <<EOF
user $FTP_USER pass $FTP_PASS
cd $FTP_TARGET_DIR
ascii
$FTP_FUNCTION $FILE_NAME
bye
EOF

You might also consider setting up a .netrc file so that the user and password is not required by the script.

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Script running stops at a point

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Hi Jgt,
I used the same exact script you updated. Fo rthe time being, i am not setting .netrc file as i do not know how to set it.
I am using the existing filelist.txt file which has the below information and it is comma delimeted
filelist.txt:
172.22.234.55,cipxcd,spffg
.
.
When i run the script again, it hangs before echo "main before while".
etl-kn-t2-etluser : 24ftplocations_aj.sh
start
main before while
Please suggest..
Thanks..

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Quote:

start
24ftplocations_i.sh[12]: syntax error at line 39 : `<<' unmatched

My Line 39 is as below

ftp -i -nv host <<EOF

Script is updated as below

Code:

 
ftp -i -nv host <<EOF
user ${FTP_USER} pass ${FTP_PASS}
cd $FTP_TARGET_DIR
ascii
$FTP_FUNCTION $FILE_NAME
bye
EOF
co_error_check $? "Failed to ${FTP_FUNCTION} file ${SOURCE_DIR}/${FILE_NAME} to ${FTP_TARGET_DIR}"

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The .netrc file exists in the user's home directory and should have permissions of 0600.
The content of the file is:

Quote:

machine 192.168.100.1 login userid password userpass
machine domain.com login userid password userpass

No DNS resolution is done, so the host name on the ftp command line must match the machine name in the .netrc file.

Simplify your script; instead of trying to write the universal solution, put literals into it until you get it to work, get rid of the function, and write an inline solution.
Use building blocks. Get the ftp portion itself to work without any looping, and any variable substitution. Add variables one variable at a time.

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not able to execute the code on command line

Quote:

Thanks for your wonderful patience to answer a person like me. I am really new to unix and it is tough time for me.
I tried to frame a comand like this and excuted at prompt the below code:

Code:

 
ftp -i -nv 172.22.234.55 <<EOF
 user cipxcd pass spffg
 cd /dw/cder/stage/vel/srtdia/input/ATRPU
 ascii
 mput IMF_ATRPU_13022010161139.csv
 bye
 EOF

Quote:

And i am not able to excute at the prompt , give enter
I belive i need to give the statement termination at command prompt. Please help on this..

My Output look like below:

etl-kn-t2-etluser : ftp -i -nv 172.22.234.55 <<EOF
user cipxcd pass spffg
cd /dw/cdrsp/stage/velocity/vmedia/input/ATRPU
ascii
mput IMF_ATRPU_13022010161139.csv
bye
> user cipxcd pass spffg
> cd /dw/cdrsp/stage/velocity/vmedia/input/ATRPU
> ascii
> mput IMF_ATRPU_13022010161139.csv
> bye
> EOF
>
>

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Try running the ftp portion interactively, without the re-direction (leave the <<EOF) off the line, and without the -n option.

You will be prompted for the userid and password.

Since you are only sending one file, you can use "put" instead of "mput"
If both systems use the same operating system, you can omit the 'ascii' directive, it is only used to covert line endings in text files from CRLF to LF and vice versa.

jgt