Mailinglist Archive: opensuse (3605 mails)

["Richard Mancusi" <vrman49@xxxxxxxxx>]

Not sure if this helps you, but much can be done in a shell
script.  Following is one that I use every day.  (isn't pretty,
but works)  It is run from a LInux box and does the following:

1. Obtains files from a VMS Alpha box and writes
   them to a directory on the Linux box
2. Logs on to a MS Win box, deletes specific files, and
   then copies the Linux files to the MS box.

Note: the "m" in mget, mdelete, and mput = multiple

Perhaps this will inspire your creative process.  Wish I
had more time to help but I am swamped.  good luck

Rich
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#!/bin/bash

RMT_HOST=192.xxx.xxx.xxx
RMT_USERID=system
RMT_PASSWORD=xxxxxxxx
RMT_DIR='dsa0:[temp]'

ftp -n -i -v -d <<eof
open $RMT_HOST
user $RMT_USERID $RMT_PASSWORD
cd $RMT_DIR
lcd /home/vrman/zeod_transfer
mget *200*.txt*
prompt off
bye
eof

RMT_HOST=192.xxx.xxx.xxx
RMT_USERID=administrator
RMT_PASSWORD=xxxxxxx

ftp -n -i -v -d <<eof
open $RMT_HOST
user $RMT_USERID $RMT_PASSWORD
mdelete *200*.*
lcd /home/vrman/zeod_transfer
mput *.*
prompt off
bye
eof
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On 6/19/06, Per Jessen <per@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> Roger Oberholtzer wrote:
>
> > Does SUSE 10 come with a command line ftp copy command. I mean that I
> > can copy a file from the local system to a remote ftp location, giving
> > all info on the command line.
>
> I think you'll have to use some stdin input to do the PUT command.  I
> have automated ftp stuff before, but I don't think I've ever managed to
> put everything on the command-line.
>
> > Oddly, the ftp client I see in 10.0 allows this when copying from a
> > remote server, but not when copying to a remote server. This works
> > (copies remfile to the local machine):
>
> This is the AUTO-FETCH feature.
>
> > but this does not
> > ftp remfile user:pass@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx:/
> >
>
> I don't think that is a supported format.  At least not according to the
> manpage.
>
>
> /Per Jessen, Zürich
>
>
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