[raghav1982]

Hi All

Need a help

Script has to prompt the User to enter the source host server with user id and login

and once login it should get a file from a directory and ftp the file to the target server

The target server will be entered by user ...


Can any one help me on this ..

Thanks all

[pdreyer]

What have you tried? Post some code and explain where are you getting stuck? (or do you want someone else to do your homework?)

[raghav1982]

THis is my Code , it is not working , can you plese help me on that
#!/bin/sh
echo " Please Enter the FTP Server Address :"
read FTP_SRVR
echo "Please Enter the User id :"
read FTP_USR
echo "Please enter the FTP Password :"
read FTP_PWD
ifile="/home/app/ins/seven/rem/"
ofile="/home/app/ins/six/ddf"
ftp <<EOF
open $FTP_SRVR
user $FTP_USR
pass $FTP_PWD
ascii
cd $ifile
lcd "$ofile"
mget *.*
bye
EOF

[pdreyer]

use
ftp -n <<EOF

And for the id and password use
user $FTP_USR $FTP_PWD

[raghav1982]

Originally Posted by pdreyer

use
ftp -n <<EOF

And for the id and password use
user $FTP_USR $FTP_PWD

yes got it , i am almost done here with my last condition

but i have a requirement that my filename and directory paths are not Static , so i need to define the directory to login to the source server and need to define the filenames and also need to define where i need to place the file (get) to the target server

Can all these defined can be kept in Param , not sure how to do

[vgersh99]

Originally Posted by raghav1982

yes got it , i am almost done here with my last condition

but i have a requirement that my filename and directory paths are not Static , so i need to define the directory to login to the source server and need to define the filenames and also need to define where i need to place the file (get) to the target server

Can all these defined can be kept in Param , not sure how to do

raghav1982,
you already have been given plenty of assistance on at least one other forum - with examples and code samples.
All you need to do is to be willing to take an extra step to "help yourself".