Hi Tomasz, Thanks for your replay. However, that bit is working just fine, I did not point out that, just executing the scripts it works fine:
]$ /home/asier/gprs/doFtp.sh When executing it this way, I can see lftp's output messages on the terminal. However, my intention is to pass those messages to my application instead of the terminal, so my application can check if downloads/uploads are happening or not. This is where I fail. When executing the script and my application as follows: ]$ /home/asier/gprs/doFtp.sh | ./piping my application does not get any input at all and nothing is displayed on the terminal. How should I do it? BTW, I tryed using ";" as you suggested and the script alone did work fine, as without ";". But when pipelining with my application, again, it did not get any input, just as without ";". Kind Regards, Asier On Tuesday 31 Aug 2004 11:18, Tomasz Bedkowski wrote: > Użytkownik asier napisał: > > open -u user,password ip-address > > cd log > > put mylog > > exit > > maybe use ";" ... > > open -u user,password ip-address; > cd log; > put mylog; > exit > > ?
