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This code works when it runs straight in the script, but when I put it in a function, I get an error:
the error says '<' is not matched. Do I need to change something just because I put it in a function?
ftp -inv "$FTP_SERVER" << EOF_FTP
user ${FTP_USER} ${FTP_PSWD}
cd ${FTP_DIR1}
cd ${FTP_dir2}
bin
mget ${FTP_FILE}
quit
EOF_FTPthe error says '<' is not matched. Do I need to change something just because I put it in a function?
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