I tried to write a bash script which upload a file to an ip address with ftp connection, but i have an issue or something like that. I have a .txt file with a lot of line. Every line have an ip address, nothing else just the ip address. So i want to read the ip address from the text
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FTP using Apache commons not working – Error: 550 Dataset not found (FTPid that i am using is getting appended to filename)
I am trying to ftp the file from Linux VM to an AS400 server. I was able to login to server in passive mode but when trying to use the STOR command to upload the file getting below error: Not sure why the ftpid that i am using is getting prefixed to the filename. Is there any way to avoid
How to parse lines from a file on a FTP server without downloading it [closed]
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ftp: Login to server, auto-change remote dir, then bring user input?
I’m using “ftp” with the login credentials in .netrc for auto-login to a remote FTP server. The thing is that I always need to “cd” to my remote working dir manually each time I log in. Is there any way to “cd” automatically on connection, and then bring the user input after the directory was changed? Answer The solution is
If there a way to make vsftpd allow one user to access root directory, while other users get redirected to their home directory? [closed]
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ftp *.[cC][sS][vV] not working as intended on Windows
One of my client’s ftp server recently moved from Linux to Windows. Searching using *.[cC][sS][vV] looks for *.csv and *.CSV files as intended on Linux. But this doesn’t work on Windows. Is there a way to expand this correctly on Windows or perform a case-insensitive search on Windows ftp server? Answer The FTP specification does not allow any filemasks. While
Handling Dates in FTP
Here is my ftp script The output of this script is: I googled and seen some posts regarding dates but all provided formats not worked for me. Please advise Thanks in anticipation Answer through to FTP, which can include executing commands, substituting variables, and the like. That is to say, instead of writing: ftp < ftp_args> << EOT blah bloho
FTP From Local Desktop to Server As Sudo User
I have a file on my desktop that I need to FTP to a server. As I’ve been navigating this server, I need to login with initial credentials to access the box and then needed to run sudo -u [username] ksh to access the folder I need. (No password) In Filezilla however, I only enter credentials once and therefore, don’t
Compare time-stamp of a remote file with a local file using Ant
I have an installer file on my remote machine with Installer-000.zip name and i want to copy that file into my local machine(linux-CentOS) under /media/Data/Installer/ directory using ant ftp task. I am able to copy the installer from remote server to my machine if the installer is not already present in my machine but when i again run the build.xml
One Line FTP Server
A lot of times I used the command, which opens a temporary HTTP server on current directory: Now I need to receive files, is there any one-line command that opens a ftp server? I am simply looking for a command line ftp server, no configurations files, no daemons. I tried Twisted as in One line ftp server in python ,