FTPGetter can execute custom commands and entire scripts before and after the transfer. FTPGetter uses multithreaded processing to provide smooth multitasking experience. Matthew Thompson www. All rights reserved. Terms of Service Privacy Policy Site map. Terminal Emulator FTPGetter Professional comes with a built-in terminal emulator , allowing you to connect and execute commands on a remote server via the command-line environment.
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Featured on Meta. Now live: A fully responsive profile. Reducing the weight of our footer. Linked 0. Related At any rate, they no longer work in the scheduler. If I run them manually, no problem. I have found a few softwares that can do it, but does anyone have experience with any of them that would recommend one to me? If you have a suggestion on what application to use to schedule an upload and download of a specific network folder, please let me know.
Brand Representative for Synametrics Technologies. Is your end goal synching folders between multiple machine based on a schedule? If yes, check Syncrify. I use WinSCP for this. It's scriptable easily and can also do SFTP as well.
Definitely do what you can to get rid of the XP machine. As previously stated WinSCP is the hands down solution. I like to log to XML as I find it easier to parse and look for errors. Thank you for the recommendation. This guide focuses on simple automation tasks using scripting interface only.
To automate operation, you need to find out commands necessary to implement it. For simple operations you need at least to:. Assemble the commands into a script file. You can name the script file as you like. See simple example and some useful scripts. You can embed the complete command line into a Windows batch file.
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