Q: dos shell host=ipaddress
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ftp -ivn %1 < ftp2.dat.
ftp2.dat2 contains some ftp commands
how can i assign the ipaddresses to the host names
in this file. this is going to run on the windows to
pull files
from unix. can i say:
host1=xx.x.xx.xxx
host2=xx.x.xx.xxx
ftp -ivn %1 < ftp2.dat
i tried this but it did not work..
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> in my ftp1.bat file i have:
>
> ftp -ivn %1 < ftp2.dat.
>
> ftp2.dat2 contains some ftp commands
>
> how can i assign the ipaddresses to the host names
> in this file. this is going to run on the windows to
> pull files
> from unix. can i say:
>
> host1=xx.x.xx.xxx
> host2=xx.x.xx.xxx
> ftp -ivn %1 < ftp2.dat
>
> i tried this but it did not work..
try to learn basic batch first ???
what are you meaning with the command " host = .... "?
if i get your problem, maybe something along the lines of:
for %%h in (xx.xx.xx.xx yy.yy.yy.yy) do call ftp1.bat
would do it ?
But it may also be that you want to change some numbers in ftp2.dat,
which is not really trivial in batch (for newbies), and needs some text
or commandline editor util or more advanced study of batch with
assistance of the 'faq' listing from T.Salmi.
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> msg...@hotmail.com <u4104...@spawnkill.ip-mobilphone.net> wrote
>
> > in my ftp1.bat file i have:
> >
> > ftp -ivn %1 < ftp2.dat.
> >
> > ftp2.dat2 contains some ftp commands
> >
> > how can i assign the ipaddresses to the host names
> > in this file. this is going to run on the windows to
> > pull files
> > from unix. can i say:
> >
> > host1=xx.x.xx.xxx
> > host2=xx.x.xx.xxx
> > ftp -ivn %1 < ftp2.dat
> >
> > i tried this but it did not work..
>
> try to learn basic batch first ???
> what are you meaning with the command " host = .... "?
>
> if i get your problem, maybe something along the lines of:
>
> for %%h in (xx.xx.xx.xx yy.yy.yy.yy) do call ftp1.bat
>
> would do it ?
> But it may also be that you want to change some numbers in ftp2.dat,
> which is not really trivial in batch (for newbies), and needs some text
> or commandline editor util or more advanced study of batch with
> assistance of the 'faq' listing from T.Salmi.
Use FTP's script switch "-s" to specify the command file, for example:
For %%H In (ip1 ip2) Do Ftp -ivn %%H -s:ftp2.dat
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