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FTP scripting
Hello,
I'm sure this is an easy one for you UNIX pros. I would like to create and and automated an FTP process. The script should do this: 1. Log into a remote system 2. change to a specified directory 3. copy local files to the remote system 4. quit ftp 5. wait until the next schedule How can I get FTP to do with without user interaction? Thanks. |
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