: Auto Upgrade Data from FTP

20/07/2007, 12h43

Hello,

I'm a system administrator based on Linux system. And I have to download
some data from a FTP site. The problem is I wanna make a shell script can
accomplish this function that can download data "autoly" without people.

For example, the ftp is ftp://192.168.0.1/, and every night it will add
many files with date-signs.
2007-5-6.log
2007-5-6-1.log
2007-5-9.log
..
..
..
2007-7-20.log
Just like this.

If today was 2007-7-21, and I had got these logs before 2007-7-19, it
would download the logs between 2007-7-20 to 2007-7-21.

Thank you very much~

Regards,

Amy Lee

20/07/2007, 15h53

Amy Lee wrote...
>
>Hello,
>
>I'm a system administrator based on Linux system. And I have to download
>some data from a FTP site. The problem is I wanna make a shell script can
>accomplish this function that can download data "autoly" without people.
>
>For example, the ftp is ftp://192.168.0.1/, and every night it will add
>many files with date-signs.
>2007-5-6.log
>2007-5-6-1.log
>2007-5-9.log
>.
>.
>.
>2007-7-20.log
>Just like this.
>
>If today was 2007-7-21, and I had got these logs before 2007-7-19, it
>would download the logs between 2007-7-20 to 2007-7-21.

try rsync instead of ftp

you don't need to care on selecting today's date

eveything from yesterday & before should be already fetched

21/07/2007, 00h21

On Jul 20, 4:43 am, "Amy Lee" <openlinuxsou...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I'm a system administrator based on Linux system. And I have to download
> some data from a FTP site. The problem is I wanna make a shell script can
> accomplish this function that can download data "autoly" without people.
>
> For example, the ftp isftp://192.168.0.1/, and every night it will add
> many files with date-signs.
> 2007-5-6.log
> 2007-5-6-1.log
> 2007-5-9.log
> .
> .
> .
> 2007-7-20.log
> Just like this.
>
> If today was 2007-7-21, and I had got these logs before 2007-7-19, it
> would download the logs between 2007-7-20 to 2007-7-21.
>
> Thank you very much~
>
> Regards,
>
> Amy Lee

EXPECT !!
See the tcl group, expect can read the info during the session, Just a
thought.

JB

20/07/2007, 12h43	#1
Amy Lee Messages: n/a Hébergeur:	: Auto Upgrade Data from FTP Hello, I'm a system administrator based on Linux system. And I have to download some data from a FTP site. The problem is I wanna make a shell script can accomplish this function that can download data "autoly" without people. For example, the ftp is ftp://192.168.0.1/, and every night it will add many files with date-signs. 2007-5-6.log 2007-5-6-1.log 2007-5-9.log .. .. .. 2007-7-20.log Just like this. If today was 2007-7-21, and I had got these logs before 2007-7-19, it would download the logs between 2007-7-20 to 2007-7-21. Thank you very much~ Regards, Amy Lee

20/07/2007, 15h53	#2
Harry331 Messages: n/a Hébergeur:	Re: : Auto Upgrade Data from FTP Amy Lee wrote... > >Hello, > >I'm a system administrator based on Linux system. And I have to download >some data from a FTP site. The problem is I wanna make a shell script can >accomplish this function that can download data "autoly" without people. > >For example, the ftp is ftp://192.168.0.1/, and every night it will add >many files with date-signs. >2007-5-6.log >2007-5-6-1.log >2007-5-9.log >. >. >. >2007-7-20.log >Just like this. > >If today was 2007-7-21, and I had got these logs before 2007-7-19, it >would download the logs between 2007-7-20 to 2007-7-21. try rsync instead of ftp you don't need to care on selecting today's date eveything from yesterday & before should be already fetched

21/07/2007, 00h21	#3
johngnub Messages: n/a Hébergeur:	Re: : Auto Upgrade Data from FTP On Jul 20, 4:43 am, "Amy Lee" <openlinuxsou...@gmail.com> wrote: > Hello, > > I'm a system administrator based on Linux system. And I have to download > some data from a FTP site. The problem is I wanna make a shell script can > accomplish this function that can download data "autoly" without people. > > For example, the ftp isftp://192.168.0.1/, and every night it will add > many files with date-signs. > 2007-5-6.log > 2007-5-6-1.log > 2007-5-9.log > . > . > . > 2007-7-20.log > Just like this. > > If today was 2007-7-21, and I had got these logs before 2007-7-19, it > would download the logs between 2007-7-20 to 2007-7-21. > > Thank you very much~ > > Regards, > > Amy Lee EXPECT !! See the tcl group, expect can read the info during the session, Just a thought. JB

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