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November 3rd, 2003, 10:45 AM
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cron job giving an rc=1
Hi Guys I have a script which I have created to automate ftp between two boxes
the script does two main jobs 1. it copies a file which starts with the LIF* from a directory to another direcory and renames the file D* file then it ftps out another box and then archives both the LIF*and D* files now this script works alright when you run on the command line but when you put it into a cron job it fails with an rc=1 below is a copy of the file Code:
/usr/bin/ksh # This script is designed to Automate FTP between to host # if you have any question contact me @ # Makes a backup of the old ~/.netrc file # Copy the LIF files to dodatftp directory cp /home/tranman/ora_files_magnet/MLC_TRANSFERRED/LIF* /home/tranman/ora_file_magnet/MLC_TRANSFERRED/"`date '+D%y%m%d'`" # # # cp /.netrc /netrc.bak # Configures a new ~/.netrc rm /.netrc echo machine ttialsi > /.netrc echo login super_magnet >> /.netrc echo password password >> /.netrc chmod go-rwx /.netrc echo dodatftp log file > dodatftp.log echo Begin conection at: >> dodatftp.log date >> dodatftp.log ftp -i<<** open ttialsi binary lcd /home/tranman/ora_file_magnet/MLC_TRANSFERRED mput D* bye ** # Now do an Archive of the ftped file cd /home/tranman/ora_file_magnet/MLC_TRANSFERRED mv D* Archived/ cd /home/tranman/ora_files_magnet/MLC_TRANSFERRED mv LIF* Archived/ echo End connection at: >> dodatftp.log date >> dodatftp.log # End of dodatftp script And when I tail /var/cron/log i get Code:
> CMD: /usr/local/bin/dodatftp > root 19103 c Mon Nov 3 15:28:00 2003 < root 19103 c Mon Nov 3 15:28:00 2003 rc=1 > CMD: /usr/local/bin/dodatftp > root 19213 c Mon Nov 3 15:52:00 2003 < root 19213 c Mon Nov 3 15:52:01 2003 rc=1 On both boxes I am running solaris 2.8
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November 30th, 2003, 12:54 PM
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This is an older post, you are still having problems? I see a lot of potential issues, but I'm not sure which is causing your problem. I'll mention the big three:
1. You need "#! /usr/bin/ksh" as your first statement. As it is, your cron job will run under the bourne shell. If you run it from a ksh command line, ksh will run it. 2. If you care about the return code, specify it. Your last statement should be "exit 0". 3. "ftp -i <<**" is a dangerous statement. ksh will never expand word in something like "<<word", but that's not true of all shells. I would switch to <<doc.end or something just to be safe. If you're still having trouble, make your second line be something like: exec >/tmp/script.out 2>&1 and post the contents of script.out.
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