.NET Framework - command ftp
Asked By Nau
02-Jul-08 11:08 AM
Hi,plz tell me why command:
ftp -s:"c:\ftp.txt"
in CMD work and in Powershell - it show me all options of ftp command and
dont work.
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Marco Shaw [MVP] replied...
Try simply:
PS> ftp `-s:"c:\ftp.txt"
PowerShell is trying to parse the dash. Escaping only it seems to work.
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sapienscripter replied...
That's an excellent question. It doesn't make sense other than a bug of
some sort. Here's a work around for PowerShell:
cmd /c 'ftp -s:c:\ftp.txt'
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sapienscripter replied...
I stumbled upon a fix:
ftp '-s:ftp.txt'
Not sure why this is required for this parameter other than maybe
something with the PowerShell parser that doesn't like the punctuation.
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sapienscripter replied...
the PowerShell parser sees the -s and tries to parse it as a PowerShell
parameter when it really isnt'. Use my fix to get around this. Another
alternative is to use the free FTP com object from SAPIEN ('SAPIEN
Technologies, Inc. - VBScript Editor, PowerShell Editor, ASP Editor,
ActionScript Editor, PHP Editor, and more.'
(http://www.primalscript.com/Free_Tools/index.asp)). Shay has some nice
PowerShell functions also ready to go for this at '$cript Fanatic: FTP
transfers automation'
(http://scriptolog.blogspot.com/2007/09/ftp-transfers-automation.html).
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Shay Levy [MVP] replied...
Hi Naum,
It seems ftp has no problems accepting the paramater using forward slash
instead:
ftp /s:"c:\ftp.txt"
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N> Hi,plz tell me why command:
N> ftp -s:"c:\ftp.txt"
N> in CMD work and in Powershell - it show me all options of ftp command
N> and
N> dont work.
Shay Levy [MVP] replied...
Hi Naum,
It seems ftp has no problems accepting the paramater as /s instead:
ftp /s:"c:\ftp.txt"
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Shay Levy
Windows PowerShell MVP
blog: http://scriptolog.blogspot.com
N> Hi,plz tell me why command:
N> ftp -s:"c:\ftp.txt"
N> in CMD work and in Powershell - it show me all options of ftp command
N> and
N> dont work.
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