Note(s):
a. When the UPDATE_OFFICE_PROFILE command is used to update the SU
Automation office profile, the list of attributes to be updated must be terminated
with the command END_ARG. The END_ARG command must be placed on a line
by itself.
2.12.7.4 File Transfer Configuration File
This file contains the information necessary to transfer the automation results file
from the ASM to a remote system. The pathname of this file is
/app/su/automation/autoxfr.cfg. There are four fields in the configuration file, which
contain the following information:
• the file transfer method
• the remote system to which the file is to be sent
• the user on the remote system who will receive the file
• the destination pathname on the remote system.
Each field is on a separate line.
The user can create and modify the configuration file using a text editor such as vi or
emacs. The fields need to appear in the file in the following order:
1. file transfer method
2. remote system
3. username on the remote system
4. remote pathname.
The format for these fields is described in the following sections.
2.12.7.4.1 File Transfer Method
This field consists of a single string indicating the file transfer method. The inputs ftp,
rcp and uuto will select FTP, RCP, and UUTO respectively. The input for this field is
case insensitive, so that FTP, ftp, or fTp all have the same meaning.
2.12.7.4.2 Remote System
If either FTP or RCP are chosen for the file transfer method, then the remote system
must be specified by its full IP address. If UUTO is chosen, then the name of the
remote host must be appear on the list of systems that are known to UUTO.
2.12.7.4.3 Username
This field consists of the login ID of the user on the remote system to whom the file
will be sent.
2.12.7.4.4 Remote Pathname
This field gives the pathname of the destination file on the remote system. The
conventions for specifying the remote pathname vary for the three file transfer
methods:
I. FTP - The remote pathname is optional. If it is omitted, the file will be copied to
the user’s home directory on the remote system and the remote file will have the
same name as the local file. If it is included, the pathname can be either
absolute or relative to the remote user’s home directory. If the remote pathname
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