aaa wrote:
>
> am writting a batch job under SUN Solaris 8.  This batch job will "FTP" to
 LINUX
> server.  It must something not compatible to "csh".  Can anyone give me a 
hint?
>
> ============   batch program ccc.sh  ====
>
> #!/bin/csh -v
>
> ftp  -n server02 <<EOF
> user user1 passwd1
> pwd
> EOF
>
> ========= end batch program  ====
>
> run program:
>
> %./ccc.sh
>
> ftp -n server02 << EOF
> EOF: << terminator not found

1) Rename it to ccc.csh.  It is very corny to name a CSH script *.sh.

2) Add lines to the bottom.  Sometimes here-files don't work right if
they terminate with an EOF instead of an EOL:

ftp  -n server02 <<EOF
user user1 passwd1
pwd
EOF
exit 0

3) Fix your trailing whitespace.  When I did the cut-n-paste to show
the added line I noticed that both lines with the string "EOF" in
them had trailing whitespace.  Bzzzt!  When doing a here-file do
NOT have any trailing white space.  The shell does a string-match
and you don't want to mess with white space in string-match.

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