One way of doing this

1. place a touch file on the unix box at the start of the backup on the
unix server
2. When backup completed delete touch file
As you do not want an ftp service running on your windows box to ftp to
window from unix (security)
3. Have a scheduled process that first checks (vi telnet that the touch
file has been deleted) from the start time of the cron for however log
it takes and
4. When test finds that file deleted ftp get from te unix box to
windows box.

Second

Install Samba on Unix box and file share copy from one to the other
you will still need to know the backup has finished.

Good luck

>>> "Sharad Kumar "
<oracledba-ezmlmshield-x57915075.[Email address protected] 30/11/2004
9:40:42 am >>>

Hi,

I wrote a script for regular database backup which is around 5GB which
is automatically keep the .dmp file in specified location on linux
server, now I am trying to automate this process remove the old .dmp
file and keep the new one and upload it on windows m/c.

Can anyone suggest me how should I proceed? I can put into in cron,
but
how to make automated process for uploading the .dmp file from Linux
to
Windows without any human intervention.

Regards,
Sharad.



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