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FTP inv tee Query
Hi,
This is part of a ftp script, Can someone please explain what is its functionality or the basic idea behind it and please throw some light on the inv & tee function marked in red. echo "bye" ) | ftp -inv | tee -a ${DOWNLOAD_LOG} | awk '{ print $0 } /^5[0-9[0-9].*/ { print "\n\t\t\tFTP session had some errors" }' | awk '/^2[0-9][0-9][- ]You.*/ { print "\n\t\t\t"substr($0,5) }' Thanks Sparks |
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