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# pkginfo | grep -i volume
# pkginfo -l SUNWvolr

If you want to delete files accessed by yesterday,


A=$(date | awk '{print substr($0,5,7)}')
ls -alu /tmp | egrep -v "${A}|^total" | awk '{print "rm -rf /tmp/"$9}' | sh -


(be careful...

I think keyword END must be in front without blank.
How about this?

ftp -n $SECONDARY << END
quote USER $USER
quote PASS $PASSWD
cd $PORTOUT_ERRORDIR
...

Hello~ ;)

I think you should use only "Command" with ssh.

So if you want to call function, it is better to make a script.
For example...

1) yourcommand.sh
---> ssh $LOGNAME@$ServerName...