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From: Alain Jimeno on 20 Jun 2008 04:00
Hi.
I've been experiencing some problems when I try to use the "smbclient" command
in a bash script. My local computer runs under Kubuntu 8.04 and I'm trying to
access a server running Ubuntu 7.10 Server.

The issue comes when I try to send some files to the server automatically with
this script via crontab. The command looks something like this:

yes | smbclient -E //backupserver/backups -U user passwd -c "cd
user/lastbackup; lcd /home/user/backup; mput *.tar.gz"

Apparently the files are sent and everything looks OK. But now I'm trying to
implement an error log by retrieving the exception thrown by the different
commands via "echo $?". Every command throw a 0 value indicating that
everything went fine, except for this one that throws a 141 value, even when
it sends the files properly.

I run the same command in another script, just changing the local and
destination folder and throws a 0 value.

Any ideas?

Thanks.
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Alain Jimeno
www.axios.es

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