I don't use FTP, but rsync would be easy, assuming there is an rsync
daemon at the other end.
I use rsync over ssh to publish websites, something like
rsync -ave $source $destination
briefly, this invokes rsync over ssh, and synchronizes the
destination path with the source path. See man rsync.
You could also just run rsync as cron. Then you just have to drop
files in the source directory and not worry about it.
I keep the source and destination paths in a database table and run
them as needed. I use perl for this, but a witango external action
could be just as easy.
bill
On May 17, 2007, at 3:41 PM, Stefan Gonick wrote:
Hi Everyone,
I need to dynamically send files over the Internet via FTP from
Witango.
I suspect that the easiest way to do this is with some command line
FTP
program that I run as an external action. This FTP program would
have to
be able to take multiple commands this way to set up the transfer.
It may also be possible to use an FTP COM object that is compatible
with
Witango 5.5 if it exists. Does anyone have any experience with this?
Thanks in advance,
Stefan
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