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14. KCTS 2,700
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3. Kdo 74,041
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FTP Upload Script

Zone: IBM AIX Unix

Tags: ftp, script, upload, aix

I've been given the task of creating an FTP script that will copy files (created by our ERP app) from one directory to an archive directory, send them to a remote FTP server and then delete them from the original directory. Since the files are named based on the time created - the name changes and there will be more than one that needs to be processed. I will need to "wildcard" the PUT command for the contents of the directory.

This process has to be scheduled so I plan on creating a cron job to do that but I'm not all that versed in scripting in a UNIX environment. We are running AIX 5.1. Any suggesting would be VERY appreciated.

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Zone: OS

Question Asked By: kaesm

Solution Provided By: CetusMOD

Participating Experts: 4

Solution Grade: B

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