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Sorry about that, I will post proper errors that can be used
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Quote:
Originally Posted by rbatte1
What errors do you get?
You might be safer to remove a single .ready files within in the loop so if any more arrive whilst you are processing, they don't get the flag removed.
I don't see why you have the curly brackets/braces in the loop. Can you explain? You are sending a single file each time. Is this intended? I'd be happy with that, but you complicate it with the wildcard rm *.ready
Robin
No I want to send multiple files if possible. as for the curly braces, I thought they would help my problem. No real reason other than that.
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I ran the script with a -x below is the output.
It looks like it's running fine until it finds the first file, it echo's the file, writes it to the batch file, then echoes the quit to the batch file, I want to traverse, echo every single file into the batch file first, then echo the quit, then let the batch file sftp.
My logic is clearly wrong, some proper directive would be appreciated!
Thanks! I hope this is better information to help with. Also I see the permission denied error, but I assume that batch needs ssh keys shared and not a password, in the production env, the keys are already shared and that wont be an issue
Code:
+ source /opt/foobar/or_foo/config/usrconfig.sh
+ export FTPHOST=foobar01.foobar.com
+ FTPHOST=foobar01.foobar.com
+ export FTPUSR=foouser
+ FTPUSR=foouser
+ export FTPPASS=fooy123
+ FTPPASS=fooy123
+ export PATTERN=
+ PATTERN=
+ export USING_MARKER=no
+ USING_MARKER=no
+ export FTPDIR=/home/foouser
+ FTPDIR=/home/foouser
+ export DAEMONLOG=/home/foobaruser/TDEdeamon.log
+ DAEMONLOG=/home/foobaruser/TDEdeamon.log
+ export DAEMONSLEEP=10
+ DAEMONSLEEP=10
++ date +%d-%m-%Y-%H-%M
+ export CURRDATE=03-11-2014-10-07
+ CURRDATE=03-11-2014-10-07
+ export READDIR=/home/foobaruser/TDE
+ READDIR=/home/foobaruser/TDE
+ export TDE_BACKUP=/home/foobaruser/TDE/backup
+ TDE_BACKUP=/home/foobaruser/TDE/backup
+ cd /home/foobaruser/TDE
+ '[' -a /home/foobaruser/TDE ']'
+ echo ' 03-11-2014-10-07 files found to send in /home/foobaruser/TDE!'
+ sleep 2
+ touch tde_batch
+ for i in '*.ready'
+ FILE=10312014.10.36.51.52667612
+ '[' -e 10312014.10.36.51.52667612 ']'
+ echo ' Going to put 10312014.10.36.51.52667612 in /home/foouser directory'
+ echo 'put 10312014.10.36.51.52667612'
+ echo quit
+ sftp -b tde_batch foouser@foobar01.foobar.com
Permission denied (gssapi-keyex,gssapi-with-mic,publickey,password,keyboard-interactive).
Couldn't read packet: Connection reset by peer
+ cp 10312014.10.36.51.52667612.ready /home/foobaruser/TDE/backup
+ cd /home/foobaruser/TDE/backup
+ rm 10312014.10.36.51.52667612.ready
+ for i in '*.ready'
+ FILE=10312014.11.15.41.64934033
+ '[' -e 10312014.11.15.41.64934033 ']'
+ continue
+ for i in '*.ready'
+ FILE=10312014.11.22.53.52444830
+ '[' -e 10312014.11.22.53.52444830 ']'
+ continue
+ for i in '*.ready'
+ FILE=10312014.12.34.26.49837220
+ '[' -e 10312014.12.34.26.49837220 ']'
+ continue
+ for i in '*.ready'
+ FILE=10312014.12.36.16.5815654
+ '[' -e 10312014.12.36.16.5815654 ']'
+ continue
+ for i in '*.ready'
+ FILE=10312014.12.47.03.24215656
+ '[' -e 10312014.12.47.03.24215656 ']'
+ continue
+ for i in '*.ready'
+ FILE=10312014.12.49.21.40757399
+ '[' -e 10312014.12.49.21.40757399 ']'
+ continue
+ for i in '*.ready'
+ FILE=10312014.13.01.41.84187558
+ '[' -e 10312014.13.01.41.84187558 ']'
+ continue
+ for i in '*.ready'
+ FILE=10312014.13.07.18.23453400
+ '[' -e 10312014.13.07.18.23453400 ']'
+ continue
+ for i in '*.ready'
+ FILE=10312014.13.07.40.27711113
+ '[' -e 10312014.13.07.40.27711113 ']'
+ continue
+ for i in '*.ready'
+ FILE=10312014.13.26.27.08714191
+ '[' -e 10312014.13.26.27.08714191 ']'
+ continue
[foobaruser@foobar02 TDE]$ cat tde_batch
put 10312014.10.36.51.52667612
quit
---------- Post updated 11-04-14 at 10:31 AM ---------- Previous update was 11-03-14 at 12:19 PM ----------
I think I need gidance on how to properly loop the traversing of files being put into the batch file before echoing quit
This User Gave Thanks to gkelly1117 For This Post:
It looks like the logic could do what you are after. What do you get if you just run the following on the command line?:-
Code:
sftp foouser@foobar01.foobar.com
It might just be that the authentication is missing or incomplete.
If you get a prompt asking if you want to accept a fingerprint, then accepting it will store the fingerprint (effectively the remote server public key) in the know_hosts file so it will not prompt again. That has been a problem I've seen before sorted by a manual test first.
#!/bin/bash -x
source /opt/foobar/$1/config/usrconfig.sh
### foobar environment variables ###
export FTPHOST="sftpserv.foobar.com" # server to ftp to
export FTPUSR="foouser" # ftp user id
export FTPPASS="foo123" # ftp user password
export PATTERN= # pattern for file name to ftp
export USING_MARKER=no # using a marker file???
#export TDEMARKER="X" # pattern for marker file if no files to ftp
export FTPDIR="/home/foo" # directory to ftp to on ftp server
export DAEMONLOG=/home/foobaruser/TDEdeamon.log
export DAEMONSLEEP=10
export CURRDATE=`date +%d-%m-%Y-%H-%M`
export READDIR=/home/foobaruser/TDE
#export TEMP=/opt/foobar/$ENV/tmp
export TDE_BACKUP=/home/foobaruser/TDE/backup
cd $READDIR
if [ -a $READDIR ]
then
echo " $CURRDATE files found to send in $READDIR!" >>$DAEMONLOG 2>&1
else
echo "no files found in $READDIR to send!" >>$DAEMONLOG 2>&1
exit
fi
sleep 2
touch tde_batch
cd $READDIR
find $READDIR -type f -name '*.ready' | while read file
do
real_file="${file%.ready}"
echo "put $real_file $FTPDIR" >> tde_batch
cp $real_file $TDE_BACKUP
done
echo "quit" >> tde_batch
sftp -b tde_batch "$FTPUSR@$FTPHOST"
cp tde_batch $TDE_BACKUP/tde_batch.$CURRDATE
rm tde_batch
rm *
exit 0
I would like to bring to your attention the following combination of commands in red, which has the potential of spread disaster.
The command cd will silently change directory to your $HOME if it can not use $READDIR to change. Once's in there I don't know the mayhem that it would do, but for sure you can kiss goodbye to your data in $HOME.
Some ways to minimize the risk is to use absolute paths and if you cd check $PWD or pwd, and compare with where you should be.
The rm * bothers me as well. Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated. I just want to delete the files after I have copied them to a back up directory and SFTP'd them over
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