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Thanks PHV - making lots of progress here..... Now, I am trying to interogate the results of the ftp_result_$uid file and am not having good luck..... I have tried putting the block of code (below) above and beneath the Done command. Neither one worked.... set UNKNOWN_HOST = `grep -i...

The u is coming from $uid. If you read the top of this thread, you will see that the uid field is being populated from a read of a datafile which contains the machine name, userid, password, filename fields..... I trying to allocate the ftp status file with the userid ($uid) as part of the...

LKBrwnDBA - Thank You.. - You the Man..... I was able to route the results of the FTP to a log file for ftp succcess inspection by changing the last line to read ftp -vs </tmp/ftp.cmd >> ftp_result However, when I tried to label this file with the user id (uid) variable i didn't have any...

LKBrwnDBA - That worked out really well... Thank you....... How would I need to modify the script if I wanted to append a date/time stamp onto the script instead of the IP address??? Thanks again - StartingUnix

Hi LKBrwnDBA - Thanks for the reply.... It is not clear to me how/where the script references the ip-password file...... In other words, which command feeds the password file into the script........ Additional help is appreciated..... StartingUnix

I need to logon into an FTP server under different user names, passwords and retrieve one or more uniquely named files per FTP account. Ideally, I would like to sequentially store the user name, password, and filename information in one file like: (machine1) (user1) (pass1) (file1) (machine2)...