RE: FN-FORUM: FTP Help 2 remote locations from one local Dir

date posted 4th August 2005 17:13

Why not just knock up an FTP script that connects to each server in turn and
sends the files with an "mput" statement. This can all be done from the Dos
prompt or a .cmd batch file in windows.

Dave.

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>
> not from a local machine running on windows, I feel a cunning
> plan coming on! Is it worth installing linux localing for
> this or am I going to get more bogged down that I already am
> with admin!
>
> Of course apache is running locally so in theory I could set
> an automated process up if I knew one! I think I am looking
> at the solutin for this from the wrong angle, ideas?
>
> Andrew
>
> > [EMAIL REMOVED] wrote:
> >> Guys there muist be someone out there that can point me to an
> >> application that can select one local directory and upload
> it to two
> >> diffeent remote locations?
> >>
> >> Just spent the day reading and working out Auto FTP
> Manager Pro and
> >> what a waste of a day it has been :(
> >>
> >> Andrew
> >>
> >
> > Application? Surely it's just a two line shell script?
> >
> > scp local-directory [EMAIL REMOVED] scp
> local-directory
> > [EMAIL REMOVED]
> >
> > or similar?
> >
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