The acutall shell script is, start: 

cd /home/customer/test
  set dt = `date '+%y%m%d.%H%M'`

   #  Check to see if new test_san.txt has been uploaded to test serve
+r
   if ( -e /home/customer/eram/apps_eram.txt ) then
      mv test_san.txt test_san.dat

      ( sudo pgp -e    test_san.dat 0x57A59396 >& /dev/null ) >& /dev/
+null
      sudo chown sgov  test_san.dat
      sudo chgrp users test_san.dat

      #  Create ftp script to ftp files
      echo "binary"                 > /tmp/PutFile
      echo "cd puts"               >> /tmp/PutFile
      echo "put test_san.dat.pgp" >> /tmp/PutFile

      #  Pull the new data from serv and capture the output
      #  DO NOT USE the "n" option with this ftp command
      ftp -iv ftp.test.com < /tmp/eramPutFile > /tmp/eram_response

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in converting the shell to perl script

1.I converted test_san.txt test_san.dat - done

2. test_san.dat.pgp files needs to be created by means of that pgp - i need help

3. Need to put the file test_san.data.pgp to the server ftp.test.com - i can do

In reply to Re^4: shell - pgp - convert to perl by sago
in thread shell - pgp - convert to perl by Anonymous Monk

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