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Old 05-26-2008
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Passing a variable from a child script back to the parent

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I have written a script using ftp to get files from one server and copy them to 2 dirrerent servers. I wish to call this script from a parent script that will check the number of files copied and run a check sum for each file. As the filenames for the files in the get portion of the script are hard coded into the child script is it possible to pass these files names from the child back to the parent. I have seen some error checking examples but no examples of variable being passed back.

Any help would be greatly appreciated.
 

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