Linux remote file copy

Linux remote file copy Shell code www.2cto.com #! /Bin/sh #################################### ######################################## ######### put/data/sea/upload/bottom text on the 10.0.64.20.host
Linux remote file copy Shell code www.2cto.com #! /Bin/sh #################################### ######################################## ######### copy the file under/data/sea/upload/on the 10.0.64.20.host to 10.10.31.79 ############## ##### after the file is successfully copied, delete the file from the 10.0.64.20.host, local operation log #################################### ######################################## ################# remote host address remote_ip = 10.0.64.20; # remote host login user remote_user = root; # remote host directory remote_path = "/data/sea/upload"; # save locally Remote Copy file directory local_path = "/usr/data/upload/ftpupload"; # Local log file output directory log_dir = "/home/web_sea/logs "; log_file_date = 'date + % f'; for file in 'Ssh $ {remote_ip} ls $ {remote_path} 'do scpfile = "scp $ {remote_user }@$ {remote_ip }: $ {remote_path}/$ {file }$ {local_path}/"; $ scpfile; log_date = 'date + % F" "% t'; if [$? -Eq 0]; then echo "$ log_date debug scp file [$ file] is successfully" >>$ log_dir/access _ $ {log_file_date }. log ssh $ {remote_ip} rm-rf $ {remote_path}/$ {file} if [$? -Eq 0]; then echo "$ log_date debug delete file [$ file] is successfully" >>$ log_dir/access _ $ {log_file_date }. log else echo "$ log_date error delete file [$ file] is failure" >>$ log_dir/error _ $ {log_file_date }. log fi else echo "$ log_date error scp file [$ file] is failure" >>$ log_dir/error _ $ {log_file_date }. log fi done