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Using sftp from one server to other server
Post 302553489 by msandeep27 on Wednesday 7th of September 2011 06:22:10 PM
09-07-2011
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you mentioned about pushing the file from mainframe to unix system how to do that i need just the logic
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That script of yours isn't much help. There's no UNIX file paths in there. Maybe there's more in whatever system was running that program, since I doubt it ran itself -- it seems to have depended on something larger. That only might be the file name, it seems dubious. It certainly doesn't tell you or us [U
That script of yours isn't much help. There's no UNIX file paths in there. Maybe there's more in whatever system was running that program, since I doubt it ran itself -- it seems to have depended on something larger. That only might be the file name, it seems dubious. It certainly doesn't tell you or us [U
where[/U] it is. Sorry.
Do you have shell access to the computer in question? Can you ssh in in a terminal, and try to find the file from there?
Do you have shell access to the computer in question? Can you ssh in in a terminal, and try to find the file from there?
YOU TOLD TO USE SCP I WANTED TO KNOW AS THE FILE WHICH HAS TO BE TRANSFERRED TO MY UNIX SERVER EXISTS IN MAINFRAMES SERVER.
So will scp work for file transfer between mainframe and unix server
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