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ftp inside "if" fails
okay, I removed the if and it STILL fails, I'm confused... facts to remember: 1. the script was built, edited, and is going to run on a Solaris 10 machine 2. the target ftp box is win2003 server (32 bit) 3. anonymous login works from shell prompt #!/bin/bash -x HOST="64.102.94.191"...- rattrap47
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- Forum: UNIX Scripting
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ftp inside "if" fails
Unfortunately I got the same error. Does the fact that it's Solaris 10 make any difference?- rattrap47
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- Forum: UNIX Scripting
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ftp inside "if" fails
I have the following script where I'm trying to ftp a file after a test: ------------ Begin Script ---------------------------- #!/bin/bash -x HOST="64.102.94.191" FTPUSER="anonymous" FTPPASSWORD="CNC-Bot" tgfile="/home/rlevau/collections/transport-usa1.zip" dltype=`grep -i...- rattrap47
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Parse file and evaluate line - Complicated!
Okay, I'm getting a " 'done' unexpected" error. I've tried everything I can find in the on-line docs. Iknow this has to be something I'm overlooking (I could code it in VB in about 10 minutes, but it's not an option) The collection-list file is just a list (1 column wide) of 4 character ID's... -
Parse file and evaluate line - Complicated!
Thanks Annihilannic, You are spot on, it is Solaris. The info is great, things that I wouldn't have thought of. I'll let you know what happens, the lessons might be useful for someone else as well. -
Parse file and evaluate line - Complicated!
I have the following data in a set of files I need to look at and evaluate: the file has a header row, and is delimited by <fsp> (wierd, I know) I'm looking to see if the number of rows with an TimeInventoryUptime value between the file creation date and that same date +24 hrs is the same as...
