mpack command in ksh script, ftp file first from windows

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WORK_FILE=RetriesExceeded.csv
MAIL="[email protected]"
HOST=lawsonfax

$FTP -v "$HOST" << EOF

get RetriesExceeded.csv
quit 
EOF

archive_file $WORK_FILE

/law/bin/mpack -s 'Fax Retries Exceeded' "$WORK_FILE" "$MAIL"

log_stop
exit 0

Newest error at bottom, no such file or directory: [dgftp@lawapp2]/lawif/bin$ get_lawson_fax.ksh

Connected to lawsonfax.phsi.promedica.org. 220 Microsoft FTP Service 331 Password required for dgftp. 230 User logged in. 200 PORT command successful. 125 Data connection already open; Transfer starting. 226 Transfer complete. 352 bytes received in 0.04171 seconds (8.242 Kbytes/s) local: RetriesExceeded.csv remote: RetriesExceeded.csv 221 Goodbye. RetriesExceeded.csv: No such file or directory [dgftp@lawapp2]/lawif/bin$

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unixftpkshaix
mpack is never executed in this script; the last is just a variable-assignment, not a program-execution. – Lorinczy Zsigmond
Sorry I'm new to this command and quite frankly ksh scripting. What do you mean and what do you recommend? Thanks. – Ray

1 Answers

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The last command now:

CMD="/law/bin/mpack -s 'Fax Retries Exceeded' $WORK_FILE $MAIL"

Suggested change:

/law/bin/mpack -s 'Fax Retries Exceeded' "$WORK_FILE" "$MAIL"

Of course only if you actually have such /law/bin/mpack program.