Hello,

I use this ftpcmd:

open mywebserver.com
usrname
password
cd httpdocs/mp3
put "C:\files\20062011221.mp3"
QUIT

but 20062011221.mp3 is dynamic. DDMMYYYYHH1 (The one is always the same).mp3
I want to upload every day this mp3 file with a SCRIPT but the name of this file is everyday different

How to solve this problem?easy!!
Create a text file with your commands in it and call FTP -s filename
where filename is the file you stored your commands

Id suggest you put in a bin command before the upload, otherwise you run the risk of stripping off the bit 7 from every mp3 (makes for interesting effects on photos)THANKS for your reply, but that's just what I'm doing. The problem is that I don't know to handle a dynamic file name.

The name of the mp3 is every day different. I can't use "C:\files\20062011221.mp3" because the name changes every day. It should be %D%M%Y%H1.mp3 or something like that.

Is there anyone who knows this?The date and time format is local to each machine. Without knowing that, we can only guess at a solution. For more specific code, please run echo %date% and echo %time% at the command line and post the results.

This little snippet will work if the date format is dow mm/dd/yyyy and the time format is hh:mm:ss.ms You might be able to use it as a template.

Code: [Select]@echo off
setlocal

set dt=%date:~7,2%%date:~4,2%%date:~10,4%%time:~0,2%1
set dt=%dt: =0%

(
echo open mywebserver.com
echo usrname
echo password
echo cd httpdocs/mp3
echo BINARY
echo put "C:\files\%dt%.mp3"
echo quit
) > script.txt

ftp -s script.txt

Good luck.
Thanks. This is exactly what I need.

Is it also possible to give the file a suffix? So 20062011221.mp3 will be 20062011221-done.mp3 on my SERVER?Glad it helped.

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Is it also possible to give the file a suffix? So 20062011221.mp3 will be 20062011221-done.mp3 on my server?