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August 28th, 2003, 03:16 AM
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Script to open a FTP-connection
Hi,
I developed the below script to open a ftp connection an transfer files: Code:
#!/bin/sh files=`find *.tar.gz | xargs` for FILE in $files; do ### Begin of FTP embeded echo FILE log file> $FILE.log echo Begin conection at: >> $FILE.log date >> $FILE.log ftp -i <<** bin mput $FILE.tar.gz bye ** echo End conection at: >> $FILE.log date >> $FILE.log ### End of FTP embeded echo ftp of $FILE transfer ended. done But when this script I am getting this error: Code:
Syntax error at line 11 : `<<' is not matched I am using this "<<" like this Code:
ftp -i <<** Could you please give an advise? Cheers, mona
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August 28th, 2003, 12:36 PM
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1. Never use "*" or "?" in identifier names. They expand to file names. Best stick to names with a-z,0-9 only.
2. The identifier you choose to end the "here" definition (you used "**") has to be the sole entry in that line, no leading (no trailing either) whitespace allowed. hth, ...M
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