Shell Programming and Scripting

Hi, I sent the file via FTP. Simply How do I control it? Thanks.

Please explain more in detail what your problem is, what you want to achive, what your current solution is, what your commands are, and what errors you got.

More context, please. What do you want to control?

I'm sending a file with shell script. I want to check that you are going to file with the same script.

Please take into consideration that people trying to help you have no reason to put more effort into an answer than you exert phrasing a question.

You were asked to give more detail. How about:

- which operating system?
- which script? (source code?)
- what dou you mean by I want to check that you are going to file with the same script?? I can't understand that!
- what exactly do you want to "control"?
- what exactly do you want to do? Check logfiles manually? put some intelligence into the script to make sure something happens (if yes: what?)

I suggest you take the time to create a posting in proper english describing your problem, your environment and your goals and put that here. The way you throw in the odd half-sentence every now and then is going to be frustrating for both sides.

I hope this helps.

bakunin

This is bash script

Code:

ftp -nv 10.1.10.1 << EOF
lcd /home/asdf/cmd_log
user xxxx yyyy
cd /var/log/
put file_2016061623.txt
EOF

against the file I want to control where it went.

Thanks

Moderator's Comments:

Please use code tags as required by forum rules!

From the sheer wealth of replies within the last 10 hours you can infer how helpful your answers to bakunin's questions were. Unless you become somewhat more verbose I'm afraid it will stay like this.

I'd bet that file ends up as 10.1.10.1:/var/log/file_2016061623.txt unless you receive an error code or error message from ftp.