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From: laxman on 26 Jul 2010 08:49
Hi all,
please find the below script. Using the below script i am able to put
the files from one location to other location but i want to know the
files moving status through logs how i can i generate logs. Please
help me.

#!/binbash

HOST='4sftp.four-soft.com'
USER='lakshmanrao'
PASSWD='xxxxxxxx'

ftp -i -n $HOST <<EOF
user ${USER} ${PASSWD}

binary
cd /test
mput *

quit
EOF
From: Ben Bacarisse on 26 Jul 2010 10:40
laxman <alakshmanrao(a)gmail.com> writes:

> please find the below script. Using the below script i am able to put
> the files from one location to other location but i want to know the
> files moving status through logs how i can i generate logs. Please
> help me.
>
> #!/binbash

/bin/bash

>
> HOST='4sftp.four-soft.com'
> USER='lakshmanrao'
> PASSWD='xxxxxxxx'
>
> ftp -i -n $HOST <<EOF

My ftp produces failure messages on the standard output (I don't know if
this is universal) so you can collect them like this:

ftp -i -n $HOST >/tmp/ftp-log <<EOF

--
Ben.
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