| Regarding moving files from FTP site to some other folder Hi,
I am new into Unix and I have 2 files A & B coming into my FTP site on 2nd day of all months.
The files are in the format
A_YYMMDD_HHMISS Ex: A_081102_180708
I need to rename the filenames to Product & Person and push to some other machine.Also the files won't be deleted after moving from FTP site.So all files will be accumulated in the same folder of FTP site.Can anyone help me in doing the Korn shell script for the same?
Thanks a lot,
Poornima |
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| Look at using ncftpget and ncftpput
ncftpget ftp.mysite2.com /tmp `date +A_%y%m%d_%H%M%S`
mv -f /tmp/`date +A_%y%m%d_%H%M%S` 'Product & Person'
ncftpput ftp.mysite2.com /path/to/upload '/tmp/Product & Person'
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mv -f /tmp/`date +A_%y%m%d_%H%M%S` 'Product & Person'
Should read as:
mv -f /tmp/`date +A_%y%m%d_%H%M%S` '/tmp/Product & Person'
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 MaxoYour tax dollars at work.Premium,VIP
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Tallahassee, FL | reply to Poornima
Another tool that may be useful if these file come in at somewhat predictable intervals is cron. You can take the Sir Meowmix III's script and save it as a simple text file with a .sh extension and then have cron run this at the intervals.
cron is a scheduler that runs a certain command at a given interval. Type the following in a command line to learn more:
man cron
man crontab
Or read those files at »manpages.ubuntu.com/manpages/int···ron.html and »manpages.ubuntu.com/manpages/int···tab.html These are Ubuntu's man pages, your version of Unix may have different info, but the overall usage should be similar or identical so Ubuntu's man pages are probably valid for your distro to.
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| reply to Poornima
Thanks a lot Friends!! |
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| reply to Poornima
Hi,
While executing the above script, I am getting a warning " ncftpget: not found".Does any inputs on this? |
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| reply to Poornima
You must install ncftp. I have no idea what variant of UNIX you are using so I cannot comment with any specific instructions. |
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