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Hi Friends

I am new to the shell script and i have a script which will connect to server enviornment which will read a file and will FTP to an another server location. But while executing this script FTP transfer is not occuring. But when I enter in FTP mode I am able to transfer the file from one server to another.

Script is

Code:

 

#!/bin/sh

FILE_NAME="/user/sba-appl/productie/sscr/ramu/dd.DAT"

HOST='130.144.240.108'

USER='user name'

PASSWD='password'

ftp -nv <<EOF

open $HOST

user $USER $PASSWD

cd /user/sba-appl/test/sscr/ramu

put $FILE_NAME

EOF

The error which I am getting is 553. The problem is I cant change the chmod permission of the target server as it is an production server. the root directory user doesnt have a write permission. But while using FTP mode I am able to write the the file but through script I am getting 553 error.Can anybody tell me how to solve this problem.Whether I can use symbolic links??. But If i am able to transfer the file using th FTP mode why it is not working with the script??

By DBnixUser

Hi,

I am doing something basic, but I am missing something. Im trying to read the contents of a file and taking those values and connecting to a database. However, it only connect to one (or reads in) value and then exists.

Here is what it looks like:

listname.txt

Code:

db1

db2

db3

Script:

Code:

dbcontent=/usr/home/listname.txt

echo "Enter userid" 

read USERID

echo "Enter passwd:"

stty -echo

read -s PASSWD

stty echo

while read dbname; do #Connect to SQLPlus sqlplus -S test/test123@$dbname select ora_database_name from dual; prompt my name is $USERID and my password is $PASSWD; exit; EOF done < $dbcontent

It doesn’t read all the lines (loop through) just exits after one run.
I am also trying to have it connect to each database (in the list).

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