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I want to do Automated FTP from linux client to LINUX server using a shell script after every one hour. And copies last most updated file from Linux server.
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You can say that whenever files get modified on LINUX server so it also copies on my LINUX client.

Linux SERVER path= /home/sheraz/bhac/latest_fileaname.bhca

Linux client path= /root/script/files/

ftp 172.17.1.2
username xxx password xxxx




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why not use rdist?
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WHAT IS RDIST?

and if you think that it can do my required job, then plz gives detail about its configuration.

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All you need it's to read ftp manual.
It's quite simple to connect to needed folder and get needed files.

After it, write if you'll have any issue.
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maybe you should consider "expect"? for tasks like this, expect is the perfect choice.

just google expect script
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