G K Reddy Chinthalapudi

Many times we save lot of time if we automate things. Assume you want to put a fine named abcd.doc in server named www.myserver.com. We will do as follows in terminal/command prompt ftp www.myserver.com Then it will ask for USERNAME and PASSWORD, if we enters correctly FTP session for us opened successfully. Then we can use ftp commands to put/get files to/from www.myserver.com. For putting abcd.doc we will use command put as follows ftp>put abcd.doc Then we will use bye to exit ftp session ftp>bye Automating above session through shell script Assume user name is usermane and password password for logging into system www.myserver.com user username password put abcd.doc close bue SCRIPT exit 0 You can use IP address also instead of server name.

Many times we save lot of time if we automate things. Assume you want to put a fine named abcd.doc in server named www.myserver.com We will do as follows in terminal/command prompt ftp www.myserver.com Then it will ask for USERNAME and PASSWORD, if we enters correctly FTP session for us opened successfully. Then we can use ftp commands to put/get files to/from www.myserver.com. For putting abcd.doc we will use command put as follows ftp>put abcd.doc Then we will use bye to exit ftp session ftp>bye Automating this session Assume user name is usermane and password is password for logging into system www.myserver.com ftp -n www.myserver.com <