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Some good discussion on FTP automation here:<br />
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<a href="https://www.experts-exchange.com/questions/27272929/automated-ftp-transfers.html" rel="ugc">https://www.experts-exchange.com/questions/27272929/automated-ftp-transfers.html</a><br />
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That being said, I think a BAT script something like this should do the job. &nbsp;The log file will show all files that were transferred. &nbsp;If you want another full listing of the files you can use the LS and DIR subcommands at the end of the ftp commands.<br />
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<pre><code id="code-20-36719778-1">@echo off
(echo open 10.x.x.x
echo user username 
echo password
echo lcd c:\temp
echo mkdir /destination/path
echo cd /destination/path
echo bin
echo mput *.*
echo quit
) | ftp -n -i &gt; log.txt</code></pre>
~bp
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Some good discussion on FTP automation here:

https://www.experts-exchange.com/questions/27272929/automated-ftp-transfers.html [https://www.experts-exchange.com/questions/27272929/automated-ftp-transfers.html]

That being said, I think a BAT script something like this should do the job.  The log file will show all files that were transferred.  If you want another full listing of the files you can use the LS and DIR subcommands at the end of the ftp commands.



@echo off
(echo open 10.x.x.x
echo user username 
echo password
echo lcd c:\temp
echo mkdir /destination/path
echo cd /destination/path
echo bin
echo mput *.*
echo quit
) | ftp -n -i > log.txt

~bp

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Directory name is different - can it be parameter.<br />
How I validate if directory exists on remote server
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Directory name is different - can it be parameter.
How I validate if directory exists on remote server

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Need script in &nbsp;windows batch or WSH.<br />
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FTP all files in predefined local directory,<br />
to corresponding directory on remote server. <br />
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Directory on remote server &nbsp;needs to be created if it does not exists, or copy to existing one if directory exists on remote server.<br />
After transfer need to log summary - files in local directory, files in remote directory, <br />
Can not install any 3-d party ftp programs on the server.<br />
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Need script in  windows batch or WSH.

FTP all files in predefined local directory,
to corresponding directory on remote server. 

Directory on remote server  needs to be created if it does not exists, or copy to existing one if directory exists on remote server.
After transfer need to log summary - files in local directory, files in remote directory, 
Can not install any 3-d party ftp programs on the server.



FTP automation script

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