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Thread: Re: Keep alive inactive FTP user account
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| Re: Keep alive inactive FTP user account |
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2008-02-05 14:25:22 |
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Amlan,
Maybe I'm missing something, but why don't you have your ftp process cleanup before you actually transmit the file. That way, it's always clean.
Also, what defines 'activity'. Is simply logging in considered activity? If so, then just have your "keep alive" job login, do an 'ls' and quit.
Joel
Amlan Das <das.amlan gmail.com> wrote: Hi All I need help to a problem I face. I have described my solution and need some feedback if this is going to work or if any better solutions. I am not sure if this is going to work or just logging into FTP server and doing a directory listing every month through a job will also work. Problem description: Every three months or 6 months, FTP user account is
used to transfer a feeder file to a remote server through pl/sql packages as part of business. But the FTP user account expires if inactive for three months as set in the security policy. The security folks will not change the security policy. My goal is to keep the FTP user account alive even when there is no business activity. My Solution: I log into FTP user account every month running as an Oracle Job and FTP a dummy file to the server. This will ensure some activity every month and will keep the account alive. But this also means removing the dummy file each time. I am sending this out to multiple groups, hoping somebody will provide some feddback. Thanks and regards Amlan
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