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Problem in Downloading one day old files from FTP site
Post 302275126 by JerryHone on Friday 9th of January 2009 10:32:13 AM
01-09-2009
Hmmm! 
The OS on the local server where you're running your script won't affect anything. As I said previously, the 'ls' is actually being run by the remote server FTP daemon, so it all depends how that machine is setup. For the Sun servers that I connect to, both 'ls' and 'ls -l' are viable commands.
Can you rsh (remote shell) to the FTP server and pull back any file information that way,or even use rcp to fetch them?
Can you get the remote file system mounted on your local server so you don't need to use FTP at all?
Or get whatever process generates the files that you're retrieving to date/timestamp them ie <filename>.20090109_152500?
If none of those, I think I'm all out of ideas!
Jerry
The OS on the local server where you're running your script won't affect anything. As I said previously, the 'ls' is actually being run by the remote server FTP daemon, so it all depends how that machine is setup. For the Sun servers that I connect to, both 'ls' and 'ls -l' are viable commands.
Can you rsh (remote shell) to the FTP server and pull back any file information that way,or even use rcp to fetch them?
Can you get the remote file system mounted on your local server so you don't need to use FTP at all?
Or get whatever process generates the files that you're retrieving to date/timestamp them ie <filename>.20090109_152500?
If none of those, I think I'm all out of ideas!
Jerry
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