On 10/12/2010 17:39, Nigel Wade wrote:
On 10/12/10 13:52, a bv wrote:Hi Im trying to write a bash script which will run on Checkpoint Secureplatform (which is Redhat indeed) seems below. First part of the script will make an yesterdays log archive , other part will copy this archive to an ftp server. The archive creation process works fine when ftp part is commented or deleted, but doesnt work. As one script or another script for ftp, how can i work this to create the archive and and copy it to the ftp site. Regards # !/bin/sh # Define string variables! hostname="intsrvb.abank.com.tr" ftp_server="myserver" ftp_username="myuser" ftp_password="mypassword" cpdir=/opt/CPshrd-R70 localbakdir=/opt/CPsuite-R70/fw1/log/ remotebakdir=/tape/2010tape/log/omega/cp/ logdate=`/bin/date --date="yesterday" +%Y-%m-%d` logname=${logdate} archivedate=`/bin/date --date="yesterday" +%Y_%m_%d` archivename=logs_${hostname}_${archivedate} # Set Check Point profile for library settings! . $cpdir/tmp/.CPprofile.sh # Archive yesterday`s log files! cd ${localbakdir} /bin/tar zcf ${localbakdir}${archivename}.tgz ${logname}* # FTP files to backup server! #ftp -in $ftp_server<<EOC #user myuser mypassword #binary #cd ${remotebakdir} #lcd ${localbakdir} #put ${archivename}.tgz #byeFTP won't read passwords from a redirected input script. You need to create .netrc file, or maybe expect will work but it's so long since I worked with automated FTP that I can't remember.
Imho the easiest solution is to use lftp. All this is easily scripted. E.g.: open -u username,password ftp.site.com cd /blah/blah lcd /blah/blah get this put that bye save that in a file and then just lftp -f <file> -- redhat-list mailing list unsubscribe mailto:redhat-list-request@xxxxxxxxxx?subject=unsubscribe https://www.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/redhat-list
