error in ftp script which pulls files from ATM

Shell Programming and Scripting
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Hi Everyone,

I have an ftp script which pulls files from ATM in a daily basis. But for the last two days i found that the script is throwing some error like

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cat: 0652-050 Cannot open EJpullErr_20090411.log.
cat: 0652-050 Cannot open EJpullErr_20090411.log.
unincr.sh: There is not enough space in the file system.
open <IP-ADDRESS>
user $USER1 $PASSWD1
cd /users/ejuser
bin
mput file1.txt file2.txt
: There is not enough space in the file system.
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I cleared all the files and now i have enough space in the mountpoint where i intended to run the script. Unfortunately it is still throwing the same error.I am not able to understand the root cause of this problem. Please help me out to solve this issue.

But it is working manually(I can connect manually to every ATM and download files)

Thanks in advance ...

Thanks
Renjesh Raju

2

can you give the output of df -k of both machines.Normally when /var/temp gets low in spcae this error comes.

3

Renjesh,

check the disc space in the source, destination and /var/temp directories

4

Hi,

Output of df -k in Destination box(AIX 4.3).

$ df -k
Filesystem 1024-blocks Free %Used Iused %Iused Mounted on
/dev/hd4 1048576 851540 19% 2600 1% /
/dev/hd2 1048576 251384 77% 19200 8% /usr
/dev/hd9var 3014656 466244 85% 1672 1% /var
/dev/hd3 2162688 0 100% 944 1% /tmp
/dev/hd1 1048576 315020 70% 4306 2% /home
/dev/lv11 10223616 9805436 5% 39 1% /temp_bkp
/dev/lv12 6029312 3437116 43% 6268 1% /oracle
/dev/lv13 10223616 8211664 20% 27 1% /oradata2
/dev/lv02 10223616 4932708 52% 2535 1% /oradata1
/dev/lv03 10223616 5037040 51% 26 1% /oradata3
/dev/lv04 10223616 1555984 85% 25 1% /oradata4
/dev/lv05 10223616 4679696 55% 21 1% /oradata5
/dev/oasistest 15728640 7718052 51% 61291 2% /oasistest
/dev/oasistmp 2359296 2285196 4% 17 1% /oasistmp
/dev/lv07 25427968 8793704 66% 88597 2% /kblej
/dev/lv06 15204352 10967068 28% 3425 1% /data
/dev/lv00 12845056 8706004 33% 14791 1% /uniej

Source is ATM's that is not in my control and that is windows machines.

5

hi,

free the /tmp directory a bit.

6

This problem got resolved.:slight_smile:

Thanks to all who responded to my query