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colin_te..
#1 / 6
 "lcd" Within an FTP Script
I'm having a problem changing my local directory
within my Korn shell FTP script.  The FTP script
worked well until I tried adding an "lcd"
command.  My current script looks like this...

HOST=<ip address>
DESTDIR='e:\\ftp\\ftpdest'
SRCDIR=<source directory>

ftp -n -v -i $HOST <<!
user <userid> <userpass>
lcd $DESTDIR
cd $SRCDIR
bin
hash
prompt
mget *
close
quit
!

I get an error message saying that the directory
can't be found.  The directory exists and can be
accessed via a normal FTP session.  Any help with
this problem would be greatly appreciated.

...Colin

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 Mon, 24 Jun 2002 03:00:00 GMT   
Barry Margoli
#2 / 6
 "lcd" Within an FTP Script

I think you have the two directories backwards.  lcd is for changing
directory on the local, Unix machine, while cd is for changing directory on
the FTP server.  e:\\ftp\\ftpdest doesn't look like a Unix pathname, so I
assume it must be the directory on the FTP server running Windows.

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 Mon, 24 Jun 2002 03:00:00 GMT   
Ken Pizzi
#3 / 6
 "lcd" Within an FTP Script

Since you're posting to comp.unix.shell, I presume that you are
running this bash script on a unix system of some sort?  If so,
are you sure that the directory with the funny name is a
subdirectory of the directory that you're in when you start up
this script?  Put another way, does:
   ls -1 | grep e:
show the named $DESTDIR directory?

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 Tue, 25 Jun 2002 03:00:00 GMT   
colin_te..
#4 / 6
 "lcd" Within an FTP Script
In article <Nm9d4.24$hP4.1403@burlma1-snr2>,
  Barry Margolin <bar...@bbnplanet.com> wrote:

Thanks Barry... You solved my problem.  As stupid as it sounded, I just
continually overlooked it until I got frustrated and wasn't even seeing
the problem anymore.  I appreciate your help.

...Colin Terry

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 Tue, 25 Jun 2002 03:00:00 GMT   
hymi
#5 / 6
 "lcd" Within an FTP Script
I don't understand the question.

In our last episode, the evil Dr. Lacto had captured our hero,
  colin_te...@my-deja.com, who said:

Are you running on a Unix machine?

or a Windows machine?

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 Tue, 25 Jun 2002 03:00:00 GMT   
bmar..
#6 / 6
 "lcd" Within an FTP Script
On 2000-01-06 colin_te...@my-deja.com said:
   >I'm having a problem changing my local directory
   >within my Korn shell FTP script.  The FTP script
   >worked well until I tried adding an "lcd"
   >command.  My current script looks like this...
   >HOST=<ip address>
   >DESTDIR='e:\\ftp\\ftpdest'
   >SRCDIR=<source directory>
   >ftp -n -v -i $HOST <<!
   >user <userid> <userpass>
   >lcd $DESTDIR
   >cd $SRCDIR
   >bin
   >hash
   >prompt
   >mget *
   >close
   >quit
   >!
   >I get an error message saying that the directory
   >can't be found.  The directory exists and can be
   >accessed via a normal FTP session.  Any help with
   >this problem would be greatly appreciated.
Are you sure you need to double the backslashes inside single quotes?  Or,
assuming that you are using a Unix shell over some version of DOS or Windows,
you might be able to use forward slashes instead of back slashes for the
local directory.

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 Wed, 26 Jun 2002 03:00:00 GMT   
 
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