Programmer's Reference Manual Intermec Fingerprint® v8.70.0 ...

Chapter —Program Instructions
External Command; Account Secret
Purpose Creating an Account Secret for use with the TRANSFER NET statement.
Syntax secret [-t] (create a secret)
For user /admin/ two more functions are available:
secret –rm (delete a secret)
secret –l (list all secrets)
-t Temporary (will be removed at next reboot). Optional.
-rm Remove
-l List
ftp
is the name of secret.
is the secret string.
Remarks The user may not want to have his/her username and password in plain
text in a Fingerprint program. Instead of writing the account info in the
URI, the parameter of TRANSFER NET can be used.
The account secret holds the secret information and cannot be read by any
user.
For the application ftp, should have the following structure:
[:passwd]@ where is:
|:|*
If is set to “*”, the server name supplied in the URI will be
used. This means that this account secret can be used with any server.
Account info, that is, user, password, server name and port number, can
be stated in both the account secret and the URI. Any parameter supplied
in the account secret will have precedence over parameters supplied in the
URI. This means that if, for example, the URI states that port 25 should
be used and the account secret says port 21, then port 21 will be used.
Examples Create a temporary account secret, my_account, and use it to send the file
beta1.bin in directory /tmp to the server TheServer. The sent file will get
the name beta1.bin and will be put in the home directory of myusername
on TheServer.
First of all, set SYSVAR(43) to 1 to avoid file name conversion:
SYSVAR(43)=1
RUN "secret –t ftp my_account myusername:mypassword@*"
TRANSFER NET "/tmp/beta1.bin","ftp://TheServer/",
"my_account"
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