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Linux Shell ftp put script to HP-Ux ftp server fails when ftp to replacement Solaris ftp server
I have an ftp script which used to put text files over to
HP-Ux B11.11 ftp server.
A couple of days back, we replaced this HP-Ux with a Solaris
10 ftp server. The Solaris server has a different IP addr
& we're supposed to decommission the HP-Ux server.
The only change to this Linux (Redhat 4.6 RHES) ksh script
is the IP addr of the remote ftp server. Both the HP-Ux
& Solaris are on the same LAN as the Linux (just that the
Linux is in a different subnet).
If I manually ftp at command prompt from this Linux ftp
client to the Solaris server using the very same login id
& password (as the Shell script), it could login Ok, cd to
the destination directory & put a file successfully.
I suspected 3 lines are the possible culprits (indicated by ## below).
But if this script is run from Solaris cron it would fail with
incorrect login / password (see below for actual error messages).
If this script is run interactively on the Linux command line,
it was Ok but after running interactively a few times, it
doesn't allow me to login anymore.
any idea?
=========== Stdout & stderr outputs =============
GSSAPI error major: An invalid name was supplied
GSSAPI error minor: Cannot determine realm for numeric host address
GSSAPI error: parsing name
name parsed <ftp@172.16.25.58>
GSSAPI error major: An invalid name was supplied
GSSAPI error minor: Cannot determine realm for numeric host address
GSSAPI error: parsing name
name parsed <host@172.16.25.58>
GSSAPI authentication failed
KERBEROS_V4 rejected as an authentication type
Password:
ftp: bind: Address already in use
Login incorrect.
Login failed.
Passive mode refused. Turning off passive mode.
GSSAPI error major: An invalid name was supplied
GSSAPI error minor: Cannot determine realm for numeric host address
GSSAPI error: parsing name
name parsed <ftp@172.16.25.58>
GSSAPI error major: An invalid name was supplied
GSSAPI error minor: Cannot determine realm for numeric host address
GSSAPI error: parsing name
name parsed <host@172.16.25.58>
======== Linux ftp script codes ==================
#!/usr/bin/ksh
JOB_DIR=$2
JOB_NAME=$3
FILE_LIST=$4
LOCAL_DIR=$5
REMOTE_DIR=$6
LOG_DIR=$JOB_DIR/log
ENV_SETTING="$JOB_DIR/cron
ERR_NAME=$JOB_NAME.err
LOG_NAME=$JOB_NAME.log
TMP_LOG_NAME=tmp_$JOB_NAME
IP=`grep Remote_IP $ENV_SETTING | cut -f2 -d =`
echo $IP >> /tmp/getmed.ip
FTP=`grep Remote_Login_id $ENV_SETTING | cut -f2 -d =`
echo $FTP >> /tmp/getmed.FTP
PASS=`grep Remote_Password $ENV_SETTING | cut -f2 -d =`
echo $PASS >> /tmp/getmed.PASS
for FILE_NAME in $FILE_LIST
do
if [ -r $LOCAL_DIR/$FILE_NAME ]
then
if [ $1 == "append" ]
then
cat $LOCAL_DIR/$FILE_NAME >> $LOCAL_DIR/$FILE_NAME.appe
cp $LOCAL_DIR/$FILE_NAME.appe
fi
fi
done
## echo "user $FTP"
## echo "\c"
## echo user
## echo "$FTP \c"
echo "--------------- Start Connecting to Remote Server at " `date` " ---------------">> $LOG_DIR/$LOG_NAME
DATERUN=`date '+%Y%m%d%H%M'`
{
echo "open $IP"
echo user ## is this line the culprit or
echo "$FTP \c" ## this line or
echo "$PASS"
echo "verbose"
echo "prompt off"
echo "lcd $LOCAL_DIR"
echo "cd $REMOTE_DIR"
for FILE_NAME in $FILE_LIST
do
if [ -r $LOCAL_DIR/$FILE_NAME ]
then
a1="tar"
a2=`echo $FILE_NAME | cut -f2 -d .`
if [ $a2 == $a1 ]
then
echo binary
else
echo binary
fi
echo "ren $FILE_NAME $FILE_NAME.bak"
echo "put $FILE_NAME"
fi
done
echo bye
} | ftp -n 2>&1 > $LOG_DIR/$TMP_LOG_NAME ## this line??
cat $LOG_DIR/$TMP_LOG_NAME >> $LOG_DIR/$LOG_NAME
egrep "fail|refused|Not|error|in
if [ "$?" -eq 0 ]; then
sleep 3
echo "--------------- Re-try to connect to Remote Svr ...,, at " `date` " ---------------" >> $LOG_DIR/$LOG_
NAME
{
echo "open $IP"
echo user
echo "$FTP \c"
echo "$PASS"
echo verbose
echo "prompt off"
#echo passive
echo "lcd $LOCAL_DIR"
echo "cd $REMOTE_DIR"
for FILE_NAME in $FILE_LIST
do
if [ -r $LOCAL_DIR/$FILE_NAME ]
then
a1="tar"
a2=`echo $FILE_NAME | cut -f2 -d .`
if [ $a2 == $a1 ]
then
echo binary
else
echo binary
fi
echo "ren $FILE_NAME $FILE_NAME.bak"
echo "put $FILE_NAME"
fi
done
echo bye
} | ftp -n 2>&1 > $LOG_DIR/$TMP_LOG_NAME
cat $LOG_DIR/$TMP_LOG_NAME >> $LOG_DIR/$LOG_NAME
fi
egrep "fail|refused|Not|error|in
if [ "$?" -eq 0 ]; then
#echo `date` "-----------$FILE_NAME :: Can't connect to Remote Svr: Connection refused, files are
kept at FTP Server" >> $LOG_DIR/$ERR_NAME
echo `date +%d_%B_%Y_%T` "-----------$FILE_NAME :: Can't connect to WEBLOGIC: Connection refused
, files are kept at FTP Server" >> $LOG_DIR/$ERR_NAME
else
for FILE_NAME in $FILE_LIST
do
if [ -r $LOCAL_DIR/$FILE_NAME ]
then
mv $LOCAL_DIR/$FILE_NAME $LOCAL_DIR/$FILE_NAME.$DAT
mv $LOCAL_DIR/$FILE_NAME.md5 $LOCAL_DIR/$FILE_NAME.md5.
fi
done
fi
echo "--------------- End Connecting to Remote Server at " `date` " ---------------">> $LOG_DIR/$LOG_NAME
rm $LOG_DIR/$TMP_LOG_NAME
HP-Ux B11.11 ftp server.
A couple of days back, we replaced this HP-Ux with a Solaris
10 ftp server. The Solaris server has a different IP addr
& we're supposed to decommission the HP-Ux server.
The only change to this Linux (Redhat 4.6 RHES) ksh script
is the IP addr of the remote ftp server. Both the HP-Ux
& Solaris are on the same LAN as the Linux (just that the
Linux is in a different subnet).
If I manually ftp at command prompt from this Linux ftp
client to the Solaris server using the very same login id
& password (as the Shell script), it could login Ok, cd to
the destination directory & put a file successfully.
I suspected 3 lines are the possible culprits (indicated by ## below).
But if this script is run from Solaris cron it would fail with
incorrect login / password (see below for actual error messages).
If this script is run interactively on the Linux command line,
it was Ok but after running interactively a few times, it
doesn't allow me to login anymore.
any idea?
=========== Stdout & stderr outputs =============
GSSAPI error major: An invalid name was supplied
GSSAPI error minor: Cannot determine realm for numeric host address
GSSAPI error: parsing name
name parsed <ftp@172.16.25.58>
GSSAPI error major: An invalid name was supplied
GSSAPI error minor: Cannot determine realm for numeric host address
GSSAPI error: parsing name
name parsed <host@172.16.25.58>
GSSAPI authentication failed
KERBEROS_V4 rejected as an authentication type
Password:
ftp: bind: Address already in use
Login incorrect.
Login failed.
Passive mode refused. Turning off passive mode.
GSSAPI error major: An invalid name was supplied
GSSAPI error minor: Cannot determine realm for numeric host address
GSSAPI error: parsing name
name parsed <ftp@172.16.25.58>
GSSAPI error major: An invalid name was supplied
GSSAPI error minor: Cannot determine realm for numeric host address
GSSAPI error: parsing name
name parsed <host@172.16.25.58>
======== Linux ftp script codes ==================
#!/usr/bin/ksh
JOB_DIR=$2
JOB_NAME=$3
FILE_LIST=$4
LOCAL_DIR=$5
REMOTE_DIR=$6
LOG_DIR=$JOB_DIR/log
ENV_SETTING="$JOB_DIR/cron
ERR_NAME=$JOB_NAME.err
LOG_NAME=$JOB_NAME.log
TMP_LOG_NAME=tmp_$JOB_NAME
IP=`grep Remote_IP $ENV_SETTING | cut -f2 -d =`
echo $IP >> /tmp/getmed.ip
FTP=`grep Remote_Login_id $ENV_SETTING | cut -f2 -d =`
echo $FTP >> /tmp/getmed.FTP
PASS=`grep Remote_Password $ENV_SETTING | cut -f2 -d =`
echo $PASS >> /tmp/getmed.PASS
for FILE_NAME in $FILE_LIST
do
if [ -r $LOCAL_DIR/$FILE_NAME ]
then
if [ $1 == "append" ]
then
cat $LOCAL_DIR/$FILE_NAME >> $LOCAL_DIR/$FILE_NAME.appe
cp $LOCAL_DIR/$FILE_NAME.appe
fi
fi
done
## echo "user $FTP"
## echo "\c"
## echo user
## echo "$FTP \c"
echo "--------------- Start Connecting to Remote Server at " `date` " ---------------">> $LOG_DIR/$LOG_NAME
DATERUN=`date '+%Y%m%d%H%M'`
{
echo "open $IP"
echo user ## is this line the culprit or
echo "$FTP \c" ## this line or
echo "$PASS"
echo "verbose"
echo "prompt off"
echo "lcd $LOCAL_DIR"
echo "cd $REMOTE_DIR"
for FILE_NAME in $FILE_LIST
do
if [ -r $LOCAL_DIR/$FILE_NAME ]
then
a1="tar"
a2=`echo $FILE_NAME | cut -f2 -d .`
if [ $a2 == $a1 ]
then
echo binary
else
echo binary
fi
echo "ren $FILE_NAME $FILE_NAME.bak"
echo "put $FILE_NAME"
fi
done
echo bye
} | ftp -n 2>&1 > $LOG_DIR/$TMP_LOG_NAME ## this line??
cat $LOG_DIR/$TMP_LOG_NAME >> $LOG_DIR/$LOG_NAME
egrep "fail|refused|Not|error|in
if [ "$?" -eq 0 ]; then
sleep 3
echo "--------------- Re-try to connect to Remote Svr ...,, at " `date` " ---------------" >> $LOG_DIR/$LOG_
NAME
{
echo "open $IP"
echo user
echo "$FTP \c"
echo "$PASS"
echo verbose
echo "prompt off"
#echo passive
echo "lcd $LOCAL_DIR"
echo "cd $REMOTE_DIR"
for FILE_NAME in $FILE_LIST
do
if [ -r $LOCAL_DIR/$FILE_NAME ]
then
a1="tar"
a2=`echo $FILE_NAME | cut -f2 -d .`
if [ $a2 == $a1 ]
then
echo binary
else
echo binary
fi
echo "ren $FILE_NAME $FILE_NAME.bak"
echo "put $FILE_NAME"
fi
done
echo bye
} | ftp -n 2>&1 > $LOG_DIR/$TMP_LOG_NAME
cat $LOG_DIR/$TMP_LOG_NAME >> $LOG_DIR/$LOG_NAME
fi
egrep "fail|refused|Not|error|in
if [ "$?" -eq 0 ]; then
#echo `date` "-----------$FILE_NAME :: Can't connect to Remote Svr: Connection refused, files are
kept at FTP Server" >> $LOG_DIR/$ERR_NAME
echo `date +%d_%B_%Y_%T` "-----------$FILE_NAME :: Can't connect to WEBLOGIC: Connection refused
, files are kept at FTP Server" >> $LOG_DIR/$ERR_NAME
else
for FILE_NAME in $FILE_LIST
do
if [ -r $LOCAL_DIR/$FILE_NAME ]
then
mv $LOCAL_DIR/$FILE_NAME $LOCAL_DIR/$FILE_NAME.$DAT
mv $LOCAL_DIR/$FILE_NAME.md5 $LOCAL_DIR/$FILE_NAME.md5.
fi
done
fi
echo "--------------- End Connecting to Remote Server at " `date` " ---------------">> $LOG_DIR/$LOG_NAME
rm $LOG_DIR/$TMP_LOG_NAME
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Still getting the same invalid login messages
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>didn't add the new machine to the Kerberos realm.
On the Solaris end, "svcs -a | grep krb" showed Kerberos is
disabled. Also, ftp at command prompt works.
ksh -v scriptname or sh -v scriptname
with > file1.txt and 2> file2.txt gave
nothing in file2.txt but the following in file1.txt:
(as given in my first post above):
If I manually ftp at command prompt from this Linux ftp
client to the Solaris server using the very same login id
& password (as the Shell script), it could login Ok, cd to
the destination directory & put a file successfully.
=========== Stdout & stderr outputs =============
GSSAPI error major: An invalid name was supplied
GSSAPI error minor: Cannot determine realm for numeric host address
GSSAPI error: parsing name
name parsed <ftp@172.16.25.58>
GSSAPI error major: An invalid name was supplied
GSSAPI error minor: Cannot determine realm for numeric host address
GSSAPI error: parsing name
name parsed <host@172.16.25.58>
GSSAPI authentication failed
KERBEROS_V4 rejected as an authentication type
Password:
ftp: bind: Address already in use
Login incorrect.
Login failed.
Passive mode refused. Turning off passive mode.
GSSAPI error major: An invalid name was supplied
GSSAPI error minor: Cannot determine realm for numeric host address
GSSAPI error: parsing name
name parsed <ftp@172.16.25.58>
GSSAPI error major: An invalid name was supplied
GSSAPI error minor: Cannot determine realm for numeric host address
GSSAPI error: parsing name
name parsed <host@172.16.25.58>
On the Solaris end, "svcs -a | grep krb" showed Kerberos is
disabled. Also, ftp at command prompt works.
ksh -v scriptname or sh -v scriptname
with > file1.txt and 2> file2.txt gave
nothing in file2.txt but the following in file1.txt:
(as given in my first post above):
If I manually ftp at command prompt from this Linux ftp
client to the Solaris server using the very same login id
& password (as the Shell script), it could login Ok, cd to
the destination directory & put a file successfully.
=========== Stdout & stderr outputs =============
GSSAPI error major: An invalid name was supplied
GSSAPI error minor: Cannot determine realm for numeric host address
GSSAPI error: parsing name
name parsed <ftp@172.16.25.58>
GSSAPI error major: An invalid name was supplied
GSSAPI error minor: Cannot determine realm for numeric host address
GSSAPI error: parsing name
name parsed <host@172.16.25.58>
GSSAPI authentication failed
KERBEROS_V4 rejected as an authentication type
Password:
ftp: bind: Address already in use
Login incorrect.
Login failed.
Passive mode refused. Turning off passive mode.
GSSAPI error major: An invalid name was supplied
GSSAPI error minor: Cannot determine realm for numeric host address
GSSAPI error: parsing name
name parsed <ftp@172.16.25.58>
GSSAPI error major: An invalid name was supplied
GSSAPI error minor: Cannot determine realm for numeric host address
GSSAPI error: parsing name
name parsed <host@172.16.25.58>
Did you read my #38316458 above?
ASKER
The following works:
..... open $IP .....
echo "quote USER $USER"
echo "quote PASS $PASS"
..... open $IP .....
echo "quote USER $USER"
echo "quote PASS $PASS"
did you read my comment ID: 38316640
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Yes, I saw both your comments
but the following probably has typo error as we can't echo username
& password on the same line, syntax not supported:
> echo "$FTP $PASS"
while,
I've indicated that the backend/remote servers were migrated
from HP-Ux to Solaris, no other changes. I've also done "ksh -v"
but it only points to the fact that there's invalid login id/password:
> Have you done any changes on the system recently?
> Can you run the script with logging and see which step causes
> the error? you can run it with "ksh -v scriptname"
Or do you mean "ksh -x" (I always thought it's -v )
but the following probably has typo error as we can't echo username
& password on the same line, syntax not supported:
> echo "$FTP $PASS"
while,
I've indicated that the backend/remote servers were migrated
from HP-Ux to Solaris, no other changes. I've also done "ksh -v"
but it only points to the fact that there's invalid login id/password:
> Have you done any changes on the system recently?
> Can you run the script with logging and see which step causes
> the error? you can run it with "ksh -v scriptname"
Or do you mean "ksh -x" (I always thought it's -v )
ASKER
Even if I remove "\c" in the original scripts, it doesn't work too.
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No problem with the typo.
Both of you have helped me a lot in EE.
Closing this thread as my 'enormous' problem
is now resolved.
The fact that both of you responded promptly in itself
is a morale support to me. Certain management at
my place can be very demoralizing
Both of you have helped me a lot in EE.
Closing this thread as my 'enormous' problem
is now resolved.
The fact that both of you responded promptly in itself
is a morale support to me. Certain management at
my place can be very demoralizing
ASKER