I have two windows 2000 boxes. One of them (server A) is running WS_FTP server and SSH server the other (client B) has WS_FTP Pro client.
I have a script that runs on the WS_FTP Pro client (client B) as a scheduled task every hour. It contacts the FTP server (server A), checks to see if there are any new files and FTPs them if there are. Here is the problem. I want to delete the files from the server once they have been transferred however, I'm using "mget *.txt" to get them and "mdelete *.txt" to delete them. Normally this works great however, the server side is feed from yet another server and I'm afraid that an "mdelete *.txt" might delete a file that transferred to (server A) between the initial "mget *.txt" and the "mdelete *.txt" Is there anyway to ensure this doesn't happen? It would be great if there was a way in the scripting language to get a directory listing prior to issuing the MGET command and then issuing is on a per file basis. I could do this in UNIX but frankly I'm not that good in windows. Anyone know how to do this? David Compton (Dave) Project Manager, IRM/OPS/MSO/MSP/PM SA-34 (Room 2210A) E-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Tel: 703-912-8483 Fax: 703-912-8668 This message is: UNCLASSIFIED in accordance with E.O. 12958 Please visit http://www.ipswitch.com/support/mailing-lists.html to be removed from this list.
