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Hi,
I have several files on a unix server that need to be sent to a windows server. via SFTP. If I am sending one file I can hardcode unix2dos command in the script. But since I have several files,do you know how I can do this in a script ?
P:S. SFTP connection has been established.
Please advise.
Thank you !
I have several files on a unix server that need to be sent to a windows server. via SFTP. If I am sending one file I can hardcode unix2dos command in the script. But since I have several files,do you know how I can do this in a script ?
P:S. SFTP connection has been established.
Please advise.
Thank you !
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Tried this: unix2dos X*
But doesnt work:
user@server> unix2dos X*
usage: unix2dos [ -ascii ] [ -iso ] [ -7 ] [ originalfile [ convertedfile ] ]
Below are the files:
-rw-rw-r-- 1 trtsftp impact 558 Feb 17 22:36 XEDPRT
-rw-rw-r-- 1 trtsftp impact 558 Feb 17 22:37 XEPRNT
-rw-rw-r-- 1 trtsftp impact 828 Feb 17 22:37 XUPRNT
Please advise.
Thanks
But doesnt work:
user@server> unix2dos X*
usage: unix2dos [ -ascii ] [ -iso ] [ -7 ] [ originalfile [ convertedfile ] ]
Below are the files:
-rw-rw-r-- 1 trtsftp impact 558 Feb 17 22:36 XEDPRT
-rw-rw-r-- 1 trtsftp impact 558 Feb 17 22:37 XEPRNT
-rw-rw-r-- 1 trtsftp impact 828 Feb 17 22:37 XUPRNT
Please advise.
Thanks
Hi,
See attached code below.
You need to change the folder variable from /tmp to what ever you need it to be and also the X* to be what you would like it to be.
This would either to into an existing shell script or into it's how shell script.
See attached code below.
You need to change the folder variable from /tmp to what ever you need it to be and also the X* to be what you would like it to be.
This would either to into an existing shell script or into it's how shell script.
#!/bin/sh
folder="/tmp"
for i in `ls "$folder"/X*`; do
unix2dos "$folder"/$i "$folder"/$i.tmp
mv "$folder"/$i.tmp "$folder"/$i
done
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example:
Files
/tmp/test1.txt
/tmp/test2.txt
Running the following will convert both files
unix2dos /tmp/test*.txt