FTP

[dshaw21369]

Hi,
I'm new to unix and I'm was wondering if anyone might know how to do the following:

1.find files with *in extension in over 20 directories on Server A
2.FTP these files to 20 seperate directories on to Server B (where the script is running)

I'm interested in using the find command if I could.

thanks

 

[dickiebird]

Something like:

#!/bin/ksh
DATADIR=/data/
COMMAND=$(basename $0) # This command file
RHOST=100.204.18.22
RUSER=puser
RPASS=ppass

function send_mail_to_support
{
echo $* | /scripts/mail_support "FILE TRANSFER PROBLEM"
}

echo "machine ${RHOST}
login ${RUSER}
password ${RPASS}
" > ${HOME}/.netrc
chmod 600 ${HOME}/.netrc

cd $DATADIR

for DATAFILE in `find . -name "yourfiles*" -print`
then
#Your remote directory would have to be named like existing directory of file - cut at approp. places
DATADIR2=`echo $DATAFILE|cut -c??-??`
echo "cd ${DATADIR2} " > ${DATADIR}/.$COMMAND.tmp
echo "put ${DATAFILE} " >> ${DATADIR}/.$COMMAND.tmp
echo "bye" >> ${DATADIR}/.$COMMAND.tmp

cat ${DATADIR}/.$COMMAND.tmp | ftp -i -v ${RHOST} > ${DATADIR}/.$COMMAND.out 2>&1
chmod 666 ${DATADIR}/.$COMMAND.tmp ${DATADIR}/.$COMMAND.out 2>/dev/null

if fgrep -q "Transfer complete" ${DATADIR}/.$COMMAND.out
then :
else
send_mail_to_support "Problem sending file ${DATAFILE}"
fi
else
send_mail_to_support "No files to transfer"
fi


HTH Dickie Bird (-)))