hi,
Think About .ftprc
create .netrc In The Home Directory
put your commands In The .netrc
ftp Looks For Existance of .netrc in The Initialization routine
Example ( The Content Of .netrc)
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machine 192.9.198.90 login qolamali password xxxxxx macdef init
send m1 m1
bye
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I tested The Above Script Under SCO & SOLARIS And It Works....
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> I want to download via ftp every files from a directory and I want to
> schedule this (cron)
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> I wrote the next script but I know that it won't work properly because the
> ftp command breaks the process and I'm sure I made another mistake.
> Can somebody help me?
>
> #!/bin/ksh
> . .profile
> cd /mediapark/meteo
> ftp IP_adress
> user login password
> mget *
> quit
> rcp * mpdev:/mediapark/meteo
> sqlplus login/pwd @meteo.sql
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