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Solve : reading emails (send data/files between computers [may not be on network])? |
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Answer» So earlyer I found a vbs script that could be called from a batch file to send emails. I was wondering if there was a way to have batch call a script/program, that would read emails. In other words, I want a way for two computers to communicate via internet while running batch scripts. I was thinking that I could send the information over EMAIL, and then have the other batch script wait for the email and read it, using the contence of the email as input. Is this possable? You also have to remember that you need to port foward if you are on a broadband connection behind a router.You lost me there. If you run an FTP server and expect outside users to access it then you need to direct ports 20 and 21 (FTP ports) to the machine that is running the FTP server (its IP address). This is referred to as forwarding ports to a destination PC, or more commonly 'Port Forwarding' and is found in some routers under 'virtual servers' tab. So if the PC running the FTP server has an IP address of 192.168.1.5 then in the router, that is feeding the internet to the PC, you have to forward ports 20 and 21 to 192.168.1.5 If you use passive mode FTP transfers then only port 21 needs to be forwarded, but forwarding both will ensure that there are no issues on that front. |
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