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You've got some problem with the authentication. Can you ftp to the server in the ordinary fashion (run ftp, give username etc.)?
I tried the above script on a local server here, worked all right, I was able to get a file etc...
Seems you've (or the script) got a problem with kerberos
EDIT: I'd give a loot at the ftp configuration file if you've got one. Or contact the administrator of the server to find out if they have something special in the authentication..
#!/bin/sh
ftp -in <<EOF
open <server ip address>
user <username> <password>
get <filename>
bye
EOF
Nope, no alternative advise.
I can just repeat what b0uncer already suggested: Ask the administrator how things are set up and if this is possible with the current kerberos implementation.
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