Re-hello,

J'ai pu finalement tester quelque chose utilisant "expect": #!/bin/ksh
SRV_FTP=neptune.net
ftp -i $SRV_FTP
expect "Name*:"
send "opercti\r"
expect "Password:"
send "opercti\r"
expect "ftp>"
send "binary\r"
expect "ftp>"
send "lcd ../data/OCP/805178/RetourRAPI/PourTransmettre\r"
expect "550*ftp>" exit "250*ftp>"
send "put temoin\r"
expect "550*ftp>" exit "200*226*ftp>"
send "quit\r"Voici ce que j'obtiens: Connected to neptune.net.
220 neptune FTP server (Version 1.1.214.4(PHNE_23950) Tue May 22 05:49:01 GMT 20
01) ready.
Remote system type is UNIX.
Using binary mode to transfer files.
CCS-Init-extranet.sh: expect: command not found
CCS-Init-extranet.sh: send: command not found
CCS-Init-extranet.sh: expect: command not found
CCS-Init-extranet.sh: send: command not found
CCS-Init-extranet.sh: expect: command not found
CCS-Init-extranet.sh: send: command not found
CCS-Init-extranet.sh: expect: command not found
CCS-Init-extranet.sh: send: command not found
CCS-Init-extranet.sh: expect: command not found
CCS-Init-extranet.sh: send: command not found
CCS-Init-extranet.sh: expect: command not found
CCS-Init-extranet.sh: send: command not found Il n'aime pas trop les expect et send... Le problème est que le package n'est pas dans le systeme... Quelqu'un aurait une solution alternative pour utiliser ftp sans interaction ou bien le package est-il imperatif ? Dans ce cas, où le trouver ?
Merci infiniment,
Trezeg