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Redirect output from sFTP
Hey all,
I have a ksh script which used ftp to transfter certain files to a AIX server, however, now I have to switch to sFTP and I have the following problem. Originally, output=`ftp -nv $AIX_HOST << EOF 2>&1 user $AIX_USER $AIX_PASSWORD cd /hsbc/risdev/risdevhfi/app/ftp/incoming put "$filename" quit EOF` Now, I am using sFTP I don't know if I can do something like this output=sftp -B $BATCHFILE $AIX_USER@$AIX_HOST If not, what am I suppose to do to get the output from the sFTP? thanks! Later, Pang |
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