Guest Patrick D. Posted July 25, 2008 Posted July 25, 2008 Hi, Windows Server 2003: With FTP command line, it is not possible, to send multiple folders. I need to send each folder manually after creating it, is this correct? Is there a possibility to send entire folder-structures? I need to have a bat-file, since I want to schedule FTP-jobs. Can anybody help me? Thanks. Patrick
Guest Pegasus \(MVP\) Posted July 25, 2008 Posted July 25, 2008 Re: FTP command line: folders "Patrick D." <PatrickD@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:27BA0A4A-F454-45D7-9C35-E1F0F0CD7B36@microsoft.com... > Hi, > > Windows Server 2003: > > With FTP command line, it is not possible, to send multiple folders. > I need to send each folder manually after creating it, is this correct? > > Is there a possibility to send entire folder-structures? > I need to have a bat-file, since I want to schedule FTP-jobs. > > Can anybody help me? > > Thanks. > > Patrick You could use the batch file below to send all files in the current folder. To send a complete directory tree, complete with all subdirectories, you would need to add some extra coding. Alternatively you could use Google to look for advanced ftp commands. @echo off set script="%temp%\script.scr" set site=ftp.patrick.com set account=pat set password=somepassword echo> %script% %account% echo>>%script% %password% echo>>%script% binary for %%a in (*.*) do echo>>%script% put "%%a" echo>>%script% quit ftp -s:%Script% %site%
Guest Patrick D. Posted July 25, 2008 Posted July 25, 2008 Re: FTP command line: folders Hi Pegasus Thanks a lot for your great coding service :-) Maybe I can use your code in combination with windows backup to disk: I won't always know all foldernames at the beginning. That's why I could simply backup the folderstructure to disk. And then send this file(s) via ftp. Patrick "Pegasus (MVP)" wrote: > > "Patrick D." <PatrickD@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message > news:27BA0A4A-F454-45D7-9C35-E1F0F0CD7B36@microsoft.com... > > Hi, > > > > Windows Server 2003: > > > > With FTP command line, it is not possible, to send multiple folders. > > I need to send each folder manually after creating it, is this correct? > > > > Is there a possibility to send entire folder-structures? > > I need to have a bat-file, since I want to schedule FTP-jobs. > > > > Can anybody help me? > > > > Thanks. > > > > Patrick > > You could use the batch file below to send all files in the > current folder. To send a complete directory tree, complete > with all subdirectories, you would need to add some extra > coding. Alternatively you could use Google to look for > advanced ftp commands. > @echo off > set script="%temp%\script.scr" > set site=ftp.patrick.com > set account=pat > set password=somepassword > > echo> %script% %account% > echo>>%script% %password% > echo>>%script% binary > for %%a in (*.*) do echo>>%script% put "%%a" > echo>>%script% quit > ftp -s:%Script% %site% > > >
Guest Pegasus \(MVP\) Posted July 25, 2008 Posted July 25, 2008 Re: FTP command line: folders Use a zip utility that preserves the folder structure, then ftp the zip file to your backup medium. "Patrick D." <PatrickD@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:5931809A-C944-4EE0-9A53-AB08E7AC14BB@microsoft.com... > Hi Pegasus > > Thanks a lot for your great coding service :-) > > Maybe I can use your code in combination with windows backup to disk: I > won't always know all foldernames at the beginning. That's why I could > simply > backup the folderstructure to disk. And then send this file(s) via ftp. > > Patrick > > "Pegasus (MVP)" wrote: > >> >> "Patrick D." <PatrickD@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message >> news:27BA0A4A-F454-45D7-9C35-E1F0F0CD7B36@microsoft.com... >> > Hi, >> > >> > Windows Server 2003: >> > >> > With FTP command line, it is not possible, to send multiple folders. >> > I need to send each folder manually after creating it, is this correct? >> > >> > Is there a possibility to send entire folder-structures? >> > I need to have a bat-file, since I want to schedule FTP-jobs. >> > >> > Can anybody help me? >> > >> > Thanks. >> > >> > Patrick >> >> You could use the batch file below to send all files in the >> current folder. To send a complete directory tree, complete >> with all subdirectories, you would need to add some extra >> coding. Alternatively you could use Google to look for >> advanced ftp commands. >> @echo off >> set script="%temp%\script.scr" >> set site=ftp.patrick.com >> set account=pat >> set password=somepassword >> >> echo> %script% %account% >> echo>>%script% %password% >> echo>>%script% binary >> for %%a in (*.*) do echo>>%script% put "%%a" >> echo>>%script% quit >> ftp -s:%Script% %site% >> >> >>
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