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Is there anyone that can help with examples of a scripted FTP file
upload and download process?

I've seen solutions that write a command file, then shell out to the DOS
FTP command. I'm trying to find out if there's a solution that's
totally done within VBScript. An alternative would be one that uses
Ipswitch's WS_FTP_LE






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Re: Scripted FTP session by J

J
Fri Jun 16 08:37:34 CDT 2006

You can do this with a simple batch file and a textfile. For example

The batch file download.bat:

@echo off
ftp -s:IPEUp_latest.txt 192.10.10.6

The textfile IPEUp_latest.txt contains the FTP commands:

ftp
ftp
binary
cd antivirus/versie7
get autoupdate.zip
get versie.txt
quit

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Is there anyone that can help with examples of a scripted FTP file upload
and download process?
I've seen solutions that write a command file, then shell out to the DOS FTP
command. I'm trying to find out if there's a solution that's totally done
within VBScript. An alternative would be one that uses Ipswitch's WS_FTP_LE