Thanks for the quick response
I'll forward it to the faculty memeber.
Thanks Again.
Thanks Again.
- jsweatte
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Re: client scripting
Attempt to translate your pseudo-code into WinSCP script:
winscp /console /script=script.ftp /log=c:\webstuff\upload\logs
winscp /console /script=script.ftp /log=c:\webstuff\upload\logs
open xxxxx:mybigsecret@core.xxx.edu
cd core1
cd docs
cd csci/xxxxx
cd apps
lcd c:\webstuff\apps
option include *.gif
synchronize remote
- jsweatte
client scripting
I've been asked to help a faculty member find a solution to the attached question. I'm not at all familiar with what he's trying to do but in doing some prelimiary research I believe WinSCP is a possible solution. Can someone confirm that based on his question, which follows?
Thanks to all.
want a client - let's call it xxFtp which can be run like:
xxFtp -c script.ftp
where script.ftp is some text file with ftp commands in it maybe like (I am making this up):
errlog c:\webstuff\upload\logs
user xxxxx
password mybigsecret
connect core.xxx.edu
cd core1
cd docs
cd csci/xxxxx
cd apps
local cd c:\webstuff\apps
for each fle in *.gif
x = remotetime $fle
if x < time $fle
then put $fle
end for
etc.etc.
Kind of like a mini-bash for managing an ftp connection.
Thanks to all.
want a client - let's call it xxFtp which can be run like:
xxFtp -c script.ftp
where script.ftp is some text file with ftp commands in it maybe like (I am making this up):
errlog c:\webstuff\upload\logs
user xxxxx
password mybigsecret
connect core.xxx.edu
cd core1
cd docs
cd csci/xxxxx
cd apps
local cd c:\webstuff\apps
for each fle in *.gif
x = remotetime $fle
if x < time $fle
then put $fle
end for
etc.etc.
Kind of like a mini-bash for managing an ftp connection.