I've been asked to show a before and after picture of the scripts to ftp VSE
from a UNIX box. Hope this helps.
Before (wrong)
Script in a file called f :
open xx.xx.xx.xx
user uuuuu
pass pppppp
CD MYDIR
dir
close
Command :
> ftp <f
After (correct)
Script in a file called f :
open xx.xx.xx.xx
user uuuuu pppppp
cd MYDIR
dir
close
Command :
> ftp -n <f
Change was moving password to the same line as user name; making cd command
lower case; and using -n parm on ftp command.
-----Original Message-----
From: Porter, Allen [mailto:[log in to unmask]]
Sent: Friday, November 16, 2001 1:27 PM
To: [log in to unmask]
Subject: Re: [HP3000-L] FTP from UNIX hitting VSE
Correct on both accounts. The -n option did the trick (we thought we needed
autolog on -- oops) and you do need the password on the same line (e.g. user
username password).
Have a great weekend!
-----Original Message-----
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Sent: Friday, November 16, 2001 10:16 AM
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Subject: RE: FTP from UNIX hitting VSE
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Well, I don't know anything about ftp on VSE, but I can tell you that ftp
batch files on MS clients have to be told to suppress automatic log on
(which happens to be -n, which "Suppresses auto-login upon initial
connection."), because the automatic user prompt does not handle being fed
the user name. Rather, like you have below, the script has to specify the
user command.
I have to wonder if the UNIX client is likewise trying to handle user
prompting for you. If so, you might want to see if it will take the user
name. I would think that you might remove user from that line (and you may
need to include the password on the same line as the user name). But that
gives you a script that is different from what you might do on several other
platforms. A better solution would be to suppress the auto-login on your
UNIX client. I could not begin to guess how you do that.
Greg Stigers
http://www.cgiusa.com
Any sufficiently new technology is indistinguishable from magic,
unless it is reliable. Then it is taken for granted and ignored.
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