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Automating telnet and ftp
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I want to automate FTP. I have a fair idea that this can be done using expect scripting. But I dont how to do it. Please, can anyone give me an example of how to do it in Unix. Thanks in advance |
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hi,
I have this script: spawn ftp 135.112.22.15 expect "Name" send "anonymous\r" expect "Password:" send "nobody@nowhere.com\r" interact Now interact connects the keyboard. If there is file in a directory known as /mani/mani1 and file name is mani1.txt. I want get this file to my machine without connecting to keyboard. That is, I want the script to get the file directly. how can I do it. Thanks in advance |
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