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here,i am use fedora 20.there is not install ftp server,but i was create a shell script by using ftp or sftp. so how can i do this, please give me a answer....
here,i am use fedora 20.there is not install ftp server,but i was create a shell script by using ftp or sftp. so how can i do this, please give me a answer....
Hi!
Your question is rather ambiguous, but if you have sftp access you ought to also be able to access the machine by ssh? If so, just log in and write your script.
here,i am use fedora 20.there is not install ftp server,but i was create a shell script by using ftp or sftp. so how can i do this, please give me a answer....
Similar to other threads you opened, where you wanted a script/command, but didn't try anything on your own. Also, read the "Question Guidelines" link in my posting signature. We will HELP YOU, but we WILL NOT WRITE YOUR SCRIPTS FOR YOU.
You write a script by putting the commands/logic you want, into a file, and making it executable. Past that, you are going to have to show actual effort of your own, and post what you have done/tried.
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