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03-04-2008
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script to be run after every FTP transfer
Hello everyone,
we are running VSFtpd as FTP Server on Redhat AS 5. I would like to have a script to be run immediately after every FTP transfer. Is is possible (or with any other FTP Server?). I thought of writing a script to monitor if FTP transfer happening and run the required-script after FTP transfer finishes. Pl advise. TIA Prvn 
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03-04-2008
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Never heard of this, to start a script right after a ftp transfer, may be you want to share what your need here...
Will the ftp log good enough for you eg. Tue Mar 4 15:37:18 2008 3 192.168.11.9 1537412 /home/timontt/pool.wmv b _ i r timontt ftp 0 * c
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03-04-2008
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As timontt said...log entries are an easy key. Interesting requirement. I'd be willing to help with internals as this sounds like a pretty good idea in general.
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