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#!/bin/bash
#### Copyright Notice:
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#### Copyright (c) 2007 Network Intelligence Corporation
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#### Warning: This computer program is protected by copyright law and
#### international treaties. Unauthorized reproduction or distribution
#### of this program, or any portion of it, may result in severe civil
#### and criminal penalties, and will be prosecuted to the maximum
#### extent possible under the law.
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#### RSA, The Security Division of EMC – Automated FTP/SCP/SFTP Script v2.7.11
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#### Begin User configuration
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#SILENT MODE
#produce no output to the console;
#set this to true when running from cron
#to reduce emails sent to root.
SILENT=true
# Have the Solaris POSIX compliant binaries first in the path.
# The /usr/bin directory in Solaris doesn’t have POSIX compliant
# binaries. This is particularly a problem for the awk command we are
# using. (ECE-138)
#PATH=/usr/xpg6/bin:/usr/xpg4/bin:/usr/css/bin:$PATH
## Enter the hostname/IP address of the enVision machine to which you want to
## send the data files
ENVISION=192.168.1.20
## Enter the directories where the data files, which you need to send, exist. Separate
## multiple directories with a colon (:). This script must have read permissions
## to the directories.
## Example for multiple folders DATA_DIRECTORY=/var/log/:/var/log/audit
DATA_DIRECTORY=/var/log/
## The directory on the enVision box where the files should be written to. This directory
## is relative to the enVision/ftp_files directory. If the directory name contains a
## space it will need to be double escaped. For example, if the directory name is
## “name with spaces”, the variable needs to be set to “name with spaces”.
ENVISION_DIRECTORY=Squid_192.168.1.63
## The script keeps its persistent information in a directory. The
## script must have read and write permissions to this directory.
NIC_DIRECTORY=/usr/local/nic
## TRANSFER_METHOD=SFTP/SCP/FTP
## Select the method used to transfer the files to enVision. SFTP is recommended.
## valid options are FTP, SFTP and SCP
TRANSFER_METHOD=SFTP
## Enter a username (ftp default: anonymous; SFTP/SCP default: nic_sshd)
USERNAME=nic_sshd
## Enter a password (anonymous connections accept any password)
PASSWORD=RSAlab@12345
## Enter the identity/private key file for the user specified above user
## default is $HOME/.ssh/id_rsa
IDENTITY=~/.ssh/id_rsa
## Enter the file matching specification. “*” will send any files in the directory. Separate
## multiple fielnames with a colon (:).
## Example for multiple files::
## …read more
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