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OK.
Real simple
I need to do a bank wire transfer. The protocol required is ftps
The firewall ports are all opened up; the SSL cert has been obtained
So
I need a script that will use ftps with an SSL cert AND over specified port.
The end result should be the encrypted (via pgp) file put onto a windows share
Eventually a seperate program will automate the process for certain times and put the file(s) into a windows share.
I've done all of this before except the ssl cert and the ftps (I used lftp to call sftp with mput/get etc etc)
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