List files to .txt then ftp

[Foppah]

Is it possible to automaticly list files in 2 folders to one .txt file (or 2 txt-files), then ftp it to a server?

Like once a day in background when i start my computer (or every time i start my computer)?

[albator]

maybye you should try to do an automatic ftp backup, and keep a log of the ftp transfer. (with all the name of files transfered) it seem to me like a way of resolving your need...

[Foppah]

maybye you should try to do an automatic ftp backup, and keep a log of the ftp transfer. (with all the name of files transfered) it seem to me like a way of resolving your need...

<{POST_SNAPBACK}>

No, i don't want to transfer the files in the folders, only list them to a txt then ftp. Then ftp the txt file (with the name of the files in the folders).

[albator]

maybye you should try to do an automatic ftp backup, and keep a log of the ftp transfer. (with all the name of files transfered) it seem to me like a way of resolving your need...

<{POST_SNAPBACK}>

No, i don't want to transfer the files in the folders, only list them to a txt then ftp. Then ftp the txt file (with the name of the files in the folders).

<{POST_SNAPBACK}>

sorry I misunterdood, I dont have any solution

[Foppah]

I made a .bat file.. now it's working. Code:

dir "c:\moviez" /s /b /l > c:\d\B-Moviez.txt

dir "c:\mp3" /s /b /l > c:\d\B-MP3.txt

wscript "C:\D\Misc\Script\dump.vbs" "c:\d\B-Moviez.txt" "c:\d\B-MP3.txt"

dump.vbs = regular ftp-dropcut-script.vbs

Edited August 29, 2005 by Foppah

[Jeremy]

If you want something done right, you gotta do it yourself.