1. create a script file :
CODE:
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open ftp.domain.com
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user mylogin mypasswd
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lcd /my/local/dir
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put myfile
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bye
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quit
2. call the script :
CODE:
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ftp -inv <script &
3. that's all.
commented, on 21/Oct/04 at 1:39 pm # :
thanks..that helped !
said, on 28/Jul/05 at 4:52 pm # :
Thanks. That solved my problem. I had tried "ftp
said, on 15/Sep/07 at 6:29 pm # :
You may consider using "expect" for automating ftp, telnet etc.
said, on 15/Sep/07 at 8:43 pm # :
Antz » indeed, didn't know this, and it looks rather nice and simple to use. Thanks for the suggestion.
thought, on 09/Oct/07 at 1:29 pm # :
how to use ftp behind proxy ftp or firewall, please give me the sample script. Thanks.
commented, on 15/Dec/07 at 2:28 am # :
Yeah that works but to put it inside of a script, this is the solution:)
ftp -ivn <<EOL
open FTP_SERVER
user USERNAME PASSWORD
lcd /path/to/file
put file
bye
quit
EOL