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Need help with FTP scripts
Hi,
I'm using the following code to FTP files from a remote system. ftp -inv <ip address> <<ENDFTP user uname password ENDFTP echo " binary get <file name> bye " > ftp.tmp ftp -inv < ftp.tmp I want to know how I can capture the details of the FTP process in a file. I would also like to know if the ftp has happened successfully or it has failed. How can I do that in a script. Any help in this regard will be of great help. Thanks in advance. Best Regards. Nag |
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Hi,
I want to transfer html files from windows server to unix server. Those files also have to be assigned proper permissions. Can u people suggest any ideas for this scenario? Regards, |
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