FTP Scheduling
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Windows at both ends?
Scripting FTP is possible but it means putting passwords in clear text into the script which isn't the greatest idea the world has ever seen. If you've got the option to use scp (secure copy over ssh) then that's a better bet, you can use public/private key exchange in place of passwords.
Is there a date in the name of the files in question or is this a blanket "get anything new" type idea?
Scripting FTP is possible but it means putting passwords in clear text into the script which isn't the greatest idea the world has ever seen. If you've got the option to use scp (secure copy over ssh) then that's a better bet, you can use public/private key exchange in place of passwords.
Is there a date in the name of the files in question or is this a blanket "get anything new" type idea?
i chopped a bit of this to get over the date problem..
http://www.ss64.com/ntsyntax/getdate.html
really handy that..
can use it to mkdir %dd%-%mm%-%yy%, which would make c:\24-01-2008\
will see if i can use hamachi for it, won't even need ftp then..
http://www.ss64.com/ntsyntax/getdate.html
really handy that..
can use it to mkdir %dd%-%mm%-%yy%, which would make c:\24-01-2008\
will see if i can use hamachi for it, won't even need ftp then..
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file zilla at one end and cobian backup the other.