Hi,
This is readly urgent to me. Here is my problem:
I have tried to FTP a file from HP-UX 11i to W2k(with SP4 and IIS4.0), it seems FTP size command is not available. What need to be done on my side or W2k side to make it happen?
The snapshot I got when I use FTP size command on UNIX side is...
Hi,
I have tried to FTP a file from HP-UX 11i to W2k(with SP4 and IIS4.0), it seems FTP size command is not available. What need to be done on my side or W2k side to make it happen?
The snapshot I got when I use FTP size command is as follows:
ftp> size LC_20040419.txt
550 LC_20040419.txt...
I have to get some information by checking whole file line by line. I tried use scriptlike "cat file_name|while read line" to do it, but it takes long time. for example, a 10Mbytes file will take more than 10 minutes.
Is there any better way to reduce the reading time?
Thanks in advance.
Hi,
I have set up a FTP server on HP UNIX, so it allows clients to access to the server using ftp. But I don't know the maximum number for ftp transfer at same time. Can any body tell me how to get the information?
Thank in advance.
Hi,
I am working on HP-UNIX B.11.11 9000/889.Can any body tell me how to check the maximum number of processes and the muximum number of child processes per user, and how to modify it?
Thanks a lot.
Is there any way to check arrival of a file using script?
I have to check a specific directory to process any file arrived in, My problem is how can I know the file is on transfer? How to make sure the file is completely transferred?
Thanks in advance,
I have all the FTP return codes, but I don't know how to use it to make sure a seccessful FTP transfer. For example:
ftp -ivn <<EOF >resultfile
open username passwd
cd dest_path
put file_name
quit
EOF
Since there will be more than one result code in "resultfile", what can I do to...
As I know, you must set Authorization Information File appropriately.
For local user,pstmt.runjob/pstmt.runtast should be set to Y, pstmt.run_dir/pstmt.task_dir should be set.
For remote user,pstmt.run_dir should be set as well.
Have you done it?
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