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Author: Steve Young
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Subject: Hope it was ok to post this question here. I've seen script questions here before.
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Hope it was ok to post this question here. I've seen script questions =
here before.

I seem to have a problem with a KORN shell script I'm using on a AIX box =
that ftp's to an NT box. The script makes a macro file that is fed to the =
ftp command the script uses and then letter the script rm the macro file. =
The part of the script I'm having a problem with goes like this:

print prompt > $FTP_FIL                                                    =
      =20
print macdef login >> $FTP_FIL                                             =
    =20
print "open $FTPSITE" >> $FTP_FIL                                          =
     =20
print 'user steve\\ftpaix passwd' >> $FTP_FIL              =20
# Insert a blank line to denote the end of the macro                       =
    =20
print >> $FTP_FIL =20


It's the line:

print 'user ecom\\ftpaix m1cr0age' >> $FTP_FIL =20

that seems to create the prob for me. It comes out right with just one =
backslash in the file I make, however the ftp shell (I believe) picks it =
up as an escape character. I was wondering how to get around this of if =
there were even a way to do it.

Steve


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