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09-18-2007
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Script to ftp in non-ineractive mode
Hi,
I am relatively new to Unix. What I am trying to create now is a script to ftp some file(s) from Unix server to Windows ( not mine) machine. It should be able to run not in interactive mode, eventually I will schedule it to run at certain time intervals. So far I have created the following script: ftp windows_server_name USER my_account_on_win_server PASS my_password there put dir_name/file_name bye However when I run it it behaves interactively, it asks me for user name and password on target machine anyway. My question is what should I change in this script to make it non-interactive ? My shell is ksh. Thanks 
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Yes I can create it. It looks like this:
user my_win_login pass my_win_password The script now looks like this: ftp win_server put file_name bye I run it as: sh my_script but it still asks for login name and password
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Hi.
It worked for me -- Debian Linux to SuSE Linux. There were two requirements: 1) a line with "machine name" 2) read permissions only for owner After meeting those, the operation seemed to work. Here is a little script that creates a file and transfers it. I turned on verbose mode to display the operations: Code:
#!/bin/sh - # @(#) s1 Demonstrate auto-login for ftp. ( date; echo " Hello, world." ) > t1 ftp -v limb <<'EOF' put t1 quit EOF exit 0 Code:
% ./s1 Connected to limb. 220 limb.local FTP server (Version 6.5/OpenBSD, linux port 0.3.3) ready. 331 Password required for drl. 230- Have a lot of fun... 230 User drl logged in. Remote system type is UNIX. Using binary mode to transfer files. local: t1 remote: t1 200 PORT command successful. 150 Opening BINARY mode data connection for 't1'. 226 Transfer complete. 44 bytes sent in 0.00 secs (1074.2 kB/s) 221 Goodbye. Code:
% cat ~/.netrc machine limb login drl password (secret)
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