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12-16-2007
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Chris,
You can also use ftp to transfer files. You can incorporate the ftp commands in your shell script very easily. For example: Code:
(commands to create your zip file) ftp serverABC<<EOF user username password cd /home/web/xyz.com/temp put test.zip quit EOF (Now you can continue with the script and issue local commands) 
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