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VAX(MultinetFTP)=>BSDUnixFTP put * *=>spawn=>C-Kermit take *.ksc

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COHIBA

IS-IT--Management
Jun 30, 2000
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I've succesfully used Process Software Multinet FTP to FTP to a local UNIX box<br>then put a VAXlocal file to the \user dir<br>on the UNIX box with 'p1 variable defined in the vms command proc, then a fpt&gt;spawn/input=<br>&quot;somevmscommand.proc&quot; to start another Multinet vax to unix box because the &quot;put&quot;<br>immediately logs you off the unix box, then<br>I wrote a command procedure on the vax, <br>&quot;somecommand.proc&quot; to &quot;take&quot; a C-Kermit script file to set host back to the unix box<br>because a procedure that must be done to send the &quot;put&quot; file to a secure site must be done from the bash prompt. My problem is, once I get back to the unix box and ftp out<br>I lose the symbol definition 'p1, and the C-Kermit script reports &quot;File 'p1 not found!&quot;<br>Can anyone help me with defining this symbol<br>globally?<br><br>$@MUFTP filename.ext<br><br><br><br><br>be
 
The answer is: I successfully passed the parameter by: \$(P1)
 
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