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Any recommendations for a FTP client that can be scripted with Dos batch commands? Freeware would be nice but not required

I like Core FTP LE (free) or Core FTP Pro ($40). www.coreftp.com

I have been using built in windows ftp commands in scripting for years with good results - costs $0

do you have a sample script. I am trying automate a file transfer of a file up to a ftpsite. that has a secure login.

@JimWoodhead - Batch file contains: ftp -s:C:\Sage\ftplogin.txt ftp.domainname.com ftplogin.txt contents: username password cd remote/directory lcd C:\Sage bin put file1.zip put file2.zip bye the cd command changes the remote directory on the ftp server to save files to. The lcd command specifies the local directory to get files from. The bin command is for sending binary files. If sending text files that line can be asc. So this script would send file1.zip and file2.zip from C:\Sage to ftp.domainname.com/remote/directory

I've setup them up just like Phil's by using a batch file and a script file of ftp commands, including the login information.

@JimWoodhead To upload myfile.csv to defined BigCommerce ftp site and place it in the Sage\outbox\ folder: coreftp -OA -site BigCommerce -u c:\sage\v4\bigc\export\myfile.csv -p /SAGE/outbox/ Can be scheduled, log files created, retries and timeouts defined and e-mail confirmations sent. All configuration parameters can be defined in Core FTP.

thanks everyone. I got it working!!

My final script. (take 1) @echo off echo user username> ftpcmd.dat echo password>> ftpcmd.dat echo bin>> ftpcmd.dat echo cd client\blackline>> ftpcmd.dat echo put %1>> ftpcmd.dat echo quit>> ftpcmd.dat ftp -n -s:ftpcmd.dat ftp.client.com del ftpcmd.dat Then I run it via fileup myfile.txt (fileup.bat is the named of the above batch file) But with that said. @phil I am now going to modify it to look more like yours!!

Jim - that is pretty much what I was getting ready to send ...