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Top Forums Shell Programming and Scripting [bash] jump from one txt file to another Post 302315744 by laurens on Wednesday 13th of May 2009 06:49:57 AM
Old 05-13-2009
Thanks for your reply Franklin,
It looks like a solid line of code, though, it gives me this output:
Code:
...
drwxrwsr-x    2 503      504          4096 Aug 22  2005 back up boekhouding
-rw-rw----    1 503      504           738 May 11 16:12 ftpservers.txt
226 Directory send OK.
221 Goodbye.
_folderlist.txt
_folderlist.txt
_folderlist.txt
_folderlist.txt
_folderlist.txt
_folderlist.txt
_folderlist.txt
_folderlist.txt
_folderlist.txt
_folderlist.txt
_folderlist.txt
_folderlist.txt
_folderlist.txt
_folderlist.txt
_folderlist.txt
_folderlist.txt
_folderlist.txt
_folderlist.txt
_folderlist.txt
_folderlist.txt
_folderlist.txt

This is my bash script so far:
Code:
ftp -n -v immserv1.xxx.XXX.be << EOT
ascii
user username pass
prompt
cd BACKUP
get ftpservers.txt
ls
EOT
#iplist=$(sed -n 1~3p ftpservers.txt)
awk 'NR%3==1{a[++i]=$0}END{for(f in a){print a[f] "_folderlist.txt"}}' ftpservers.txt
#rm ftpservers.txt

I would also need a line that gets all the files with the .TXT extension.

Thanks in advance

Btw, I understand asking you guys to write the whole script is quite impossible but I would already be glad with the first steps. step by step...
 

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PESCETTI(1)						      General Commands Manual						       PESCETTI(1)

NAME
pescetti -- Pseudo-Duplimate Generator SYNOPSIS
pescetti DESCRIPTION
This manual page documents briefly the pescetti command. OPTIONS
Here are a list of the available options and what they do. You must specify exactly one from --demo, --generate or --load. --help Prints the help text --demo Demonstration mode. Generates one hand with permutations and the tutorial for how to use them. --generate=N Generate N random boards --load=boards.txt Load boards+analysis from boards.txt --load-dds=boards.dds Load boards from boards.dds in dds format --load-analysis=tricks.txt Load analysis from tricks.txt --permutations=permutations.txt Generate the permutations and save them to the given file --curtains=curtains.txt Save curtain cards to file curtains.txt --save=boards.txt Save the boards+analysis to boards.txt --save-dds=boards.dds Save the boards to boards.dds in dds format --save-analysis=tricks.txt Save the analysis to tricks.txt --format=html|txt|pdf Set the output mode to the given format --title=title Set the title for the output --output=hands.txt Print the hands to hands.txt, rather than to standard output --stats Generate statistics about the set of boards; included in the hands output --analyze Run the dds analyzer on the boards and print the resulting numberof tricks (warning SLOW) --criteria= A list of criteria to apply to each generated hand to generate specific hand types. The list should be space separated and each item may be suffixed with a colon and a (fractional) probability value which can be used to weight the criteria. E.g. --criteria="weaknt:0.8 strongnt:0.5" Valid criteria are: unbalanced weaknt strongnt twont strongtwo weaktwo three twoclubs 4441 singlesuit twosuits partscore game slam game-invite slam-invite jumpshift jumpfit splinter bacon weird --probability=factor Generate hands matching the criteria with only the given probability. Factor is in the range 0 to 1. On each attempt to generate a board it is rejected if it doesn't match the criteria with the given probability. A factor of about 0.8 gives roughly half matching boards AUTHOR
This manual page was written by Matthew Johnson <debian@matthew.ath.cx>. Permission is granted to copy, distribute and/or modify this docu- ment under the terms of the GNU General Public License, Version 2 as published by the Free Software Foundation. On Debian systems, the complete text of the GNU General Public License can be found in /usr/share/common-licenses/GPL. PESCETTI(1)
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