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spyghost 07-13-2003 08:56 AM

autmated ftp from windows 2k
 
hi,

i am looking for a third party software that can run in win 2k and has the capability of "automated ftp" that recurrs ftp download at a prescribed time...

do you know of any reliable software that can be used in win 2k to automate ftp download?

david_ross 07-13-2003 08:58 AM

You could use lynx and run it as a scheduled task.

spyghost 07-13-2003 09:04 AM

is there lynx in windows?

david_ross 07-13-2003 09:07 AM

Yep:
http://www.fdisk.com/doslynx/lynxport.htm

I just noticed you can even get wget for windows:
http://www.gnu.org/software/wget/wget.html

spyghost 07-13-2003 05:57 PM

can it download files in a local intranet from a solaris platform?
(sorry, i a newbie in networking)

david_ross 07-14-2003 12:19 PM

If your server uses the standard ftp or http protocols then yes both should work fine.

hakcenter 07-14-2003 02:02 PM

also, i know you can use ftp voyager, and use its scheduler..

Built into a 'schedule' program, so the schedule progy must be running, but it works, with some nice options for copying data.

enigmasoldier 07-14-2003 04:13 PM

Download wget for windows and the packet driver
ftp://sunsite.dk/projects/wget/windows/

Save the following as C:\windows\wget.bat or something like that. If you use NTFS, make sure the permissions are correct.

====wget.bat======
@ echo off
wget --passive-ftp ftp://ftp.yoursolarismachine.com
@ echo on
======end========

Then use the built-in windows task scheduler (Start / Programs / Acessories / System Tools / Scheduled Tasks on Windows XP) to schedule the batch file to run whenever you want it it. btw - the "--passive-ftp" option is only if the win2k machine might have to connect through a firewall. It isn't required.
Here are some resources you might find interesting:
http://www.allenware.com/icsw/icswidx.htm
http://www.seanet.com/~shardy/ntscript.html


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