i need a code to edit a txt file on a Login FTP site..

Ftp://mysite.com/blah/text.txt

i wanna be able to have a set /p prompt asking me what to add to the text.txt

If its possable, i want it to add the time and date to the text file also so when someone reads it it looks like so

Added at: 10/19/07 @ 9:30pm

blah Blah Blach, what ever I typed in the following..

EXP

What would you like to add to the Text FIle?

>> [ text i enter ]

If this is possable in batch plz someone respond Asap, and i meen like within the hour kinda responding asapness..

if not, would someone make it in ANY language that will work, and dont put a key logger in it or something, cuz ill know.. trust me..

Thanks in advance to anyone thats makes this or attempts it..

"if not, would someone make it in ANY language that will work, and dont put a key logger in it or something, cuz ill know.. trust me.."

Rofl. Not to affend you, but how would you be able to tell if you can't even write an NT shell script? I assure you, no one at CN has malicious intent.

Anywho,

@echo off
echo Added at: %date% @ %time% >> text.txt
set /p text=What would you like to add to the Text FIle?
echo %text% >> text.txt

"Computer security." — Oxymoron

Doesn't go to ftp like i asked...

"Doesn't go to ftp like i asked..."

Well excuse me.

@echo off
echo Added at: %date% @ %time% >> text.txt
set /p text=What would you like to add to the Text FIle?
echo %text% >> text.txt
echo o mydomain > ftp
echo username >> ftp
echo password >> ftp
echo put text.txt >> ftp
echo bye >> ftp
ftp -s:ftp

Untested

"Computer security." — Oxymoron

w00t if it works.. Ty

Edit

Doesn't work.

" Doesn't work"

sure... but what does it DO?

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If at first you don't succeed, you're about average.

M2

i want it to log onto a username protected FTP

Ftp://User:pass@MyFTP.com;net;org ( Blah )

then I want it to ask me to ether Upload a a File from my computer (*.txt) to the FTP or to ask me what I want in a file (*.txt), make it, then send it to the FTP in the dir " /public_html/ " or w/e dir of my choice.

then one that was posted makes a ftp.(Unknwn) and a text.txt on the desktop. When I open the FTP.(Unknwn) in notepad, i get what i typed for (below)

echo o mydomain > ftp
echo username >> ftp
echo password >> ftp
echo put text.txt >> ftp

i have asked a few ppl and what i come out with is this.

This downloads the file, i think, but its not what I was looking for.

@echo off

>> 0.ftp echo o gr1m-r34p3r.tastyspleen.net
>> 0.ftp echo [User]
>> 0.ftp echo [Pass]
>> 0.ftp echo cd public_html
>> 0.ftp echo get javascript.js
>> 0.ftp echo bye

ftp -s:0.ftp
pause

I don't know where you've gone wrong. tony's bat produces this ftp script, which looks like it'll do the job:

====================
o mydomain
username
password
put text.txt
bye
====================

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If at first you don't succeed, you're about average.

M2

you meen this?

@echo off
echo Added at: %date% @ %time% >> text.txt
set /p text=What would you like to add to the Text FIle?
echo %text% >> text.txt
echo o mydomain > ftp
echo username >> ftp
echo password >> ftp
echo put text.txt >> ftp
echo bye >> ftp
ftp -s:ftp

all if you want that to work you would have to make it *.FTP for any ftp progy to work with it. * = (x)-=[ some name ]=-

but, i was looooking for it all in batch, no 3rd party programs

That bat uses only ftp.exe ; no 3rd party.

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If at first you don't succeed, you're about average.

M2

well, it doesn't work for me.. :(

Ill give it another shot at it.