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Top Forums Shell Programming and Scripting Execution problem with the FTP shellscript Post 302786727 by rbatte1 on Thursday 28th of March 2013 05:55:44 AM
Old 03-28-2013
This may be an issue if your $USER actually contains a space. I would be very suprised, but it does look okay otherwise at first glance. When you put the file, I'm assuming that the full path of your file name exists below /usr/sba-appl/test/sscr/ramu too. If not, and that's where you want to put it, try splitting it up.

Perhaps I would move the $HOST to the ftp line and put some tracing in:-
Code:
#!/bin/ksh

FILE_NAME="/user/sba-appl/productie/sscr/ramu/dd.DAT"
HOST='130.144.240.108'
USER='user name'
PASSWD='password'

sourcedir=`dirname $FILE_NAME`
filename=`basename $FILE_NAME`

cd $sourcedir

ftp -nv $HOST <<EOF
user $USER $PASSWORD
status
pwd
cd /usr/sba-appl/test/sscr/ramu
pwd
dir $filename
put $filename
dir_$filename
status
EOF

What output do you get?



Robin
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