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Hi,

I am doing a script file which will ftp to an OpenVMS machine (from a
Solaris 2.3 machine) running Multinet TCP/IP and 'put' a file into the VMS
machine.  My script file looks something like this...

#!bin/csh
ftp vmsserver << end
nmap [$1,$2].[$2,asc]
put file.asc
end

When I run this file, instead of getting file.asc, I got .;1 on the VMS
machine.  However, if I run these commands interactively, I'm able to get
the filename that I want.

Any ideas?

TIA.

Regards,
Dayang Lily
Motorola Malaysia.

Quote:> I am doing a script file which will ftp to an OpenVMS machine (from a
> Solaris 2.3 machine) running Multinet TCP/IP and 'put' a file into the VMS
> machine.  My script file looks something like this...

> #!bin/csh
> ftp vmsserver << end
> nmap [$1,$2].[$2,asc]
> put f>
> When I run this file, instead of getting file.asc, I got .;1 on the VMS
> machine.  However, if I run these commands interactively, I'm able to get
> the filename that I want.

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Quote:

>#!bin/csh
>ftp vmsserver << end
>nmap [$1,$2].[$2,asc]
>put file.asc
>end

>When I run this file, instead of getting file.asc, I got .;1 on the VMS
>machine.  However, if I run these commands interactively, I'm able to get
>the filename that I want.