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Old 05-23-2006
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Help! Problem with Shell Script.
hi! i have the script which i hit error. anyone knows whats wrong? i have been trying for the last 3 days and don't seems to be able to find an answer.

the error i got was sp_out.sh[34]: syntax error at line 51 : `<<' unmatched. However when i move the FTP portion of the script out of the If condition, it works. The script as follows.


Quote:
#!/bin/ksh

# Singpost Automated Script - Out Script (eStudent to Singpost)
#
# To login into Singpost Internet Server to deposit the daily
# oustanding balance list genereated from eStudent.
#
# FTP the files from eStudent App Server to Singpost
# production directory: /opt2/saprd/sa76/saobjects/sf/sam
#

SERVERHOST=XXX.XXX.XXX.X

# eStudent Path
#ESTUDENT_PATH=/opt2/saprd/sa76/saobjects/sf/sam
#ESTUDENT_BACKUP_PATH=/opt2/saprd/sa76/saobjects/sf/sam/backup
ESTUDENT_PATH=/opt2/sadvl/orasadvl/sa76/saobjects/sf/sam
ESTUDENT_BACKUP_PATH=/opt2/sadvl/orasadvl/sa76/saobjects/sf/sam/backup

YYYY_DATE=$(date +%Y)
JULIAN_DATE=`expr $(date +%j) - 1`
ESTUDENT_FILENAME="ITEBAT1_ITL0100.${JULIAN_DATE}"
SINGPOST_FILENAME="ITL0100.${JULIAN_DATE}"
LOG_FILENAME="${ESTUDENT_PATH}/sp_log/sp_out_ftp_${YYYY_DATE}${JULIAN_DATE}.log"

cd $ESTUDENT_PATH

echo "Singpost FTP Script - $(date)" > "${LOG_FILENAME}"
echo "UPLOAD/PUT $SINGPOST_FILENAME" >> "${LOG_FILENAME}"

if [ ! -f "${ESTUDENT_PATH}/${ESTUDENT_FILENAME}" ]
then
echo "ERROR! Outgoing file not found ${ESTUDENT_PATH}/${ESTUDENT_FILENAME}." >> "${LOG_FILENAME}"
else
if [ ! -d "${ESTUDENT_PATH}/sp_out_archive" ]
then
echo "ERROR! Directory ${ESTUDENT_PATH}/sp_out_archive missing." >> "${LOG_FILENAME}"
else
echo "Create backup copy ${ESTUDENT_PATH}/sp_out_archive/${ESTUDENT_FILENAME}." >> "${LOG_FILENAME}"
cp "${ESTUDENT_PATH}/${ESTUDENT_FILENAME}" "${ESTUDENT_PATH}/sp_out_archive/${ESTUDENT_FILENAME}"

echo "Rename filename ${ESTUDENT_FILENAME} to ${ESTUDENT_PATH}/${SINGPOST_FILENAME}." >> "${LOG_FILENAME}"
mv -f "${ESTUDENT_PATH}/${ESTUDENT_FILENAME}" "${ESTUDENT_PATH}/${SINGPOST_FILENAME}"

ACCT=TEST;export ACCT
PASS=TEST123;export PASS

echo "Trying to connect to machine ${SERVERHOST}" >> "${LOG_FILENAME}"
# run FTP and create a FTP log file

ftp -nv $SERVERHOST >> "${LOG_FILENAME}" <<-EOF
user $ACCT $PASS
ascii
put "${ESTUDENT_PATH}/$SINGPOST_FILENAME"
bye
EOF
rm "${ESTUDENT_PATH}/$SINGPOST_FILENAME"
fi
fi
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Old 05-23-2006
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Hi , did you try:

Code:
ftp -nv $SERVERHOST <<-EOF >> "${LOG_FILENAME}"
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tried that but still dun work
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It should work.. try this
Code:
ftp -nv $SERVERHOST >> "${LOG_FILENAME}" <<EOF
user $ACCT $PASS
ascii
put "${ESTUDENT_PATH}/$SINGPOST_FILENAME" 
bye 
EOF
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nope...it still dun work...same error message...

could it be something wrong with my if-else-fi statements?
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Old 05-24-2006
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Try this:
Code:
!/bin/ksh

# Singpost Automated Script - Out Script (eStudent to Singpost)
#
# To login into Singpost Internet Server to deposit the daily
# oustanding balance list genereated from eStudent.
#
# FTP the files from eStudent App Server to Singpost
# production directory: /opt2/saprd/sa76/saobjects/sf/sam
#

SERVERHOST=XXX.XXX.XXX.X

# eStudent Path
#ESTUDENT_PATH=/opt2/saprd/sa76/saobjects/sf/sam
#ESTUDENT_BACKUP_PATH=/opt2/saprd/sa76/saobjects/sf/sam/backup
ESTUDENT_PATH=/opt2/sadvl/orasadvl/sa76/saobjects/sf/sam
ESTUDENT_BACKUP_PATH=/opt2/sadvl/orasadvl/sa76/saobjects/sf/sam/backup

YYYY_DATE=$(date +%Y)
JULIAN_DATE=`expr $(date +%j) - 1`
ESTUDENT_FILENAME="ITEBAT1_ITL0100.${JULIAN_DATE}"
SINGPOST_FILENAME="ITL0100.${JULIAN_DATE}"
LOG_FILENAME="${ESTUDENT_PATH}/sp_log/sp_out_ftp_${YYYY_DATE}${JULIAN_DATE}.log"

cd $ESTUDENT_PATH

echo "Singpost FTP Script - $(date)" > "${LOG_FILENAME}"
echo "UPLOAD/PUT $SINGPOST_FILENAME" >> "${LOG_FILENAME}"

if [ ! -f "${ESTUDENT_PATH}/${ESTUDENT_FILENAME}" ]
then
echo "ERROR! Outgoing file not found ${ESTUDENT_PATH}/${ESTUDENT_FILENAME}." >> "${LOG_FILENAME}"
else
if [ ! -d "${ESTUDENT_PATH}/sp_out_archive" ]
then
echo "ERROR! Directory ${ESTUDENT_PATH}/sp_out_archive missing." >> "${LOG_FILENAME}"
else
echo "Create backup copy ${ESTUDENT_PATH}/sp_out_archive/${ESTUDENT_FILENAME}." >> "${LOG_FILENAME}"
cp "${ESTUDENT_PATH}/${ESTUDENT_FILENAME}" "${ESTUDENT_PATH}/sp_out_archive/${ESTUDENT_FILENAME}"

echo "Rename filename ${ESTUDENT_FILENAME} to ${ESTUDENT_PATH}/${SINGPOST_FILENAME}." >> "${LOG_FILENAME}"
mv -f "${ESTUDENT_PATH}/${ESTUDENT_FILENAME}" "${ESTUDENT_PATH}/${SINGPOST_FILENAME}"

ACCT=TEST;export ACCT
PASS=TEST123;export PASS

echo "Trying to connect to machine ${SERVERHOST}" >> "${LOG_FILENAME}"
# run FTP and create a FTP log file
{ #Subshell here
ftp -nv $SERVERHOST >> "${LOG_FILENAME}" <<-EOF
user $ACCT $PASS
ascii
put "${ESTUDENT_PATH}/$SINGPOST_FILENAME"
bye
EOF
}
rm "${ESTUDENT_PATH}/$SINGPOST_FILENAME"
fi
fi
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Old 05-25-2006
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Any chance you have white space left of EOF?
When you move the ftp section into the "if" do you have any indenting? <<- will strip leading tabs only, not spaces. Better to have EOF always at the left edge.
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