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Hi, i want to write a script which auto updat......		vanishri N	Dec 28, 2004
Hi, in the script what ever action you want to ......		gouri sankar	Dec 28, 2004
The request is not very clear. Do you have problem......		Zoran Hudec	Dec 28, 2004
Do you think your question is in any way related t......		SUBROTO MUKHERJEE	Dec 29, 2004
Mr. Zoran Hudec, requarding you hudge and vast tec......		SUBROTO MUKHERJEE	Dec 29, 2004
SUBROTO, what is your point? Are you on the right......		Zoran Hudec	Jan 04, 2005

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Subject:	auto update ftp script
Author:	vanishri N, Singapore
Date:	Dec 28, 2004, 2080 days ago
Os info:	HP-UX
Message:	Hi, i want to write a script which auto update files using ftp from centralized server to different servers of corresponding directories.i am successfull writing script which does ftp to diffrent servers but unable to identify directories.here directory structure is not same to all servers..pls can anyone has script or can help for me in writing script. thanks
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Subject:	Re: auto update ftp script
Author:	gouri sankar, India
Date:	Dec 28, 2004, 2080 days ago
Message:	Hi, in the script what ever action you want to do in a particular directory, you need to go that directory which can done by "cd" command. You can also use absolute path name for file for doing the job. Gouri
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Subject:	Re: auto update ftp script
Author:	Zoran Hudec, Australia
Date:	Dec 28, 2004, 2079 days ago
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Message:	The request is not very clear. Do you have problems identifying the current directory on a server? You can do this: host_dir=`rsh $host pwd` Or you need something else? Do you want to specify target directory for each host? #specify host host=host2 #define target cd for each host where it's different than the default cd_default=/usr/local/bin eval cd_${host}=$cd_default cd_host1=/apps/whatever cd_host2=/apps/somethingelse cd_host3=/usr/bin eval cd=cd_${host} $cd will contain the target directory for the specified host. ftp -n <<EOF user username password cd $cd prompt off put file1 mput something bye EOF note: I didn't test this, but I am sure with some fiddling you'd get it right. Or you're after something else?
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Subject:	Re: auto update ftp script
Author:	SUBROTO MUKHERJEE, India
Date:	Dec 29, 2004, 2078 days ago
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Message:	Do you think your question is in any way related to oracle!
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Subject:	Re: auto update ftp script
Author:	SUBROTO MUKHERJEE, India
Date:	Dec 29, 2004, 2078 days ago
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Message:	Mr. Zoran Hudec, requarding you hudge and vast technical response related to the the ftp support, what i can finally conclude that register to a new forum with immediate effect that has nothing to do with oracle dba
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Subject:	Re: auto update ftp script
Author:	Zoran Hudec, Australia
Date:	Jan 04, 2005, 2073 days ago
Message:	SUBROTO, what is your point? Are you on the right forum? Here we help each other with all the tasks we encounter while doing the DBA work. That involves ftp, http, scp, snmp, tcp/ip , windows, linux, sun/os hp-ux and many other things. As long as there is somebody willing to answer, there is no harm in asking. I don't consider this question out of line with all the rest. I only wish it was a bit clearer. Even that is not an issue, as long as the person asking it understands the answer and it helps the through the problems encountered. Your comments on other hand are negative and discouraging.
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