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FTP commands in a DOS batch
Name: Carlitos Date: May 7, 2004 at 02:08:33 Pacific OS: NT4 CPU/Ram: P3 128mb
Comment:
Hi,
At the moment I'm manually typing the following FTP commands into the DOS prompt:
ftp open hostname username password cd /whicheverdirectory binary put a:\filename or get filename
I want to write a batch that does as much as this automatically. Please help. Thanks, Carlos
You do not need to have a batch to do this, exploit instead the -s switch of the command as explained below.
Using a text editor, e.g. NotePad or Edit, set up a file containing your Ftp commands, so
FtpCom.txt ------------ open hostname username password cd /whicheverdirectory binary put a:\filename
Then just type at the prompt Ftp -s:FtpCom.txt where FtpCom.txt is the name (and pathname) of the file you edited. Do not have blanks in the pathname-file name.
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