One soultion (if we are talking about "pure" files) is to set up samba with a shared directory on the unix can, then a cron job
that copies the file you are interested in at regular intervalls to the sambashare.
 
Then you can copy the files from the samba share to your windows machine without any problems.
 
/Stefan  
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Roland,

I take my life in my hands, but here goes..........

The script you are looking for doesn't exist per se.  There are a number of variables involved in the transaction you describe (transferring a file from Unix to PC) that need to be defined before a solution can be developed.

1. Who will inititiate the transaction, the person requesting the file (user) or the file generator (developer, DBA, Sys Admin, or even perhaps the user)?

2.  Is the file produced automatically (like a daily report via stored procedured for instance), or on demand, either by a systems person or by the user via some interactive process (web)?

3.  What type of security is involved/required?  Will the transaction take place through a firewall, over the company LAN/WAN/Intranet?  How is the user allowed access/authentication into the Unix system?  How is the system allowed access/authentication to the PC?

These are some basic questions that need to be answered.  Cron jobs using ftp or telnet are a possibility.  E-Mail.  Internet/Intranet delivery via any of a number of ways.  The permutations are part of the challenge that keeps us employed, the investigation of the methodology and technology part of the challenge that keeps us employable

 

David A. Barbour
Oracle DBA, OCP
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512-414-1002


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Hallo,

Anyone who has a good example on a unix script, which does the following:

Copies files from a unix directory. to the  hard drive, for instance from the directory /konto/test
to the hard drive C:\temp

Would appreciate this if you could help me with this.


Thanks in advance

Roland

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