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Asked by akdreaming
at 2024-07-28 14:20:32
ModifyPoint:355 Replies:6 POST_ID:829143USER_ID:12038
Topic:
Internet File Sharing Software;;Miscellaneous Networking
What is the "GET" command to get more than one file out of the same folder using FTP?
Author: akdreaming replied at 2024-08-22 14:37:47
Thanks. Worked for our needs.
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Expert: 5teveo replied at 2024-08-16 07:46:55
355 points EXCELLENT
Use
ftp> mget *.*
mget is command to pull multiple files in FTP script
Does that make sense?
ftp> mget *.*
mget is command to pull multiple files in FTP script
Does that make sense?
Author: akdreaming replied at 2024-08-04 14:37:15
I'm told there are about 8-10 files out there, with varied file extensions. So what I want is the command that pulls down every single file in the folder, regardless of file name extension.
Author: akdreaming replied at 2024-08-04 13:58:18
I'm unclear on what the *.ps is for. Are you saying if my filename extension is .doc, then I could simply type "mget *.doc" ?
On a daily basis, our users will go out to this site, connect and need to bring down a couple files. There is typically never more than a couple files in there. This is on Windows. Our issue is that the files are named by date each day and we don't want to have to change the script each day just so we can grab the file by filename. I just want to grab all of them.
On a daily basis, our users will go out to this site, connect and need to bring down a couple files. There is typically never more than a couple files in there. This is on Windows. Our issue is that the files are named by date each day and we don't want to have to change the script each day just so we can grab the file by filename. I just want to grab all of them.
Expert: 5teveo replied at 2024-07-28 17:50:39
Try this pattern
To get several files from a remote host:
ftp> mget *.ps
This transfers a copy of each file with the fileneme extension .ps in the current directory on the remote host to the current directory on the local host.
Do you need complete script?
To get several files from a remote host:
ftp> mget *.ps
This transfers a copy of each file with the fileneme extension .ps in the current directory on the remote host to the current directory on the local host.
Do you need complete script?
Expert: duncanb7 replied at 2024-07-28 14:26:52
You want do it on window or linux ? Please write us more about your
system or setup
Duncan
system or setup
Duncan
