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Answer» Ok, let's say I'm trying to copy a file from my computer, to another computer. Is this possible without being on a LAN? Can I send files if I have the computer's IP address? I'm trying to get another ALTERNATIVE to a FTP site that works via batch.If you are both on a peer to peer network you could share files.We're not... Google is your friendNot really for this. I tried getting a good host last year, one wouldn't accept my password, another had hidden costs, another would bring up random errors and crash my script, at least 3 wouldn't transfer files. The LIST goes on. oh, well 0catch.com works for me, really EASY stuff. and free, been using it for around a year nowWhat's the syntax for ftp with a file containing all the commands (including username and password)?it should look like this: Quote ftp> open 0catch.com its just your login info and btw, to login to the website, the username is user.0catch.comI know about that. But let's say I have a file called comm.txt and in it is this: User.0catch.com PASSWORD COMMANDS The ftp command can utilise that and run those commands automatically. I've done this before, I just can't remember how. ah yes, thanks to my vault of scripts i always keep you will have a file with the data Code: [Select]username password commands and in your ftp batch Code: [Select]ftp -i -s:data.txt ocatch.comQuote from: BatchFileBasics on August 30, 2009, 04:27:08 PM ah yes, thanks to my vault of scripts i always keepI remember the -s: part now, but what does -i do (I can't access my computer right now)?-i is for no prompting "would you like to send file xx (y/n)" its for automated use with lots of filesQuote from: Helpmeh on August 30, 2009, 04:29:47 PM what does -i do Turns off interactive prompting during multiple file transfers. List of FTP commands for the Microsoft command-line FTP client http://www.nsftools.com/tips/MSFTP.htm Thank you. |
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