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edited May 20, 2019 at 10:36

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Your script would fetch you the last modified file name from location /opt/automation/repository/hosts//opt/automation/repository/hosts/ on server some_servername1some_servername1

And when you doing scpscp you are ignoring the path and fetching the file name.

Please change the command from

**scp -r some_server_name1:~/"$cmdv" **

scp -r some_server_name1:~/"$cmdv"

scp -r some_server_name1:/opt/automation/repository/hosts/"$cmdv"

scp -r some_server_name1:/opt/automation/repository/hosts/"$cmdv"

Hope this solves the issue.

Your script would fetch you the last modified file name from location /opt/automation/repository/hosts/ on server some_servername1

And when you doing scp you are ignoring the path and fetching the file name.

Please change the command from

**scp -r some_server_name1:~/"$cmdv" **

scp -r some_server_name1:/opt/automation/repository/hosts/"$cmdv"

Hope this solves the issue.

Your script would fetch you the last modified file name from location /opt/automation/repository/hosts/ on server some_servername1

And when you doing scp you are ignoring the path and fetching the file name.

Please change the command from

scp -r some_server_name1:~/"$cmdv"

scp -r some_server_name1:/opt/automation/repository/hosts/"$cmdv"

Hope this solves the issue.

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answered May 20, 2019 at 6:29

akhtar4ever

Your script would fetch you the last modified file name from location /opt/automation/repository/hosts/ on server some_servername1

And when you doing scp you are ignoring the path and fetching the file name.

Please change the command from

**scp -r some_server_name1:~/"$cmdv" **

scp -r some_server_name1:/opt/automation/repository/hosts/"$cmdv"

Hope this solves the issue.