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Hi guys, need help. how to transfer files to FTP using robocopy?

mali puba ung thread section ko? bakt walang nasagot?
 
mali puba ung thread section ko? bakt walang nasagot?
nasa right forum thread mo, to answer your query:

  1. Open Command Prompt (CMD) on your Windows machine.
  2. Type the following command and press Enter:
robocopy [source_folder] [destination_folder] [file_pattern] /mir /sec /mt:[number_of_threads]

  • [source_folder]: The path of the local folder that you want to copy the files from.
  • [destination_folder]: The path of the FTP folder that you want to copy the files to, in the format ftp://[ftp_server_address]/[destination_folder].
  • [file_pattern]: An optional parameter that specifies the file name pattern you want to copy (e.g., *.txt to copy all text files).
  • /mir: This switch tells Robocopy to mirror the source and destination folders, meaning it will copy files and directories and remove any files in the destination folder that don't exist in the source folder.
  • /sec: This switch tells Robocopy to copy the files with their security attributes (such as file permissions) intact.
  • /mt:[number_of_threads]: This switch specifies the number of threads that Robocopy should use to transfer the files. The larger the number of threads, the faster the transfer will be, but it may also increase the load on your machine and the FTP server.
  1. Enter your FTP login credentials when prompted.
  2. Robocopy will start copying the files from the local folder to the FTP server. You can monitor the progress in the Command Prompt window.
 
nasa right forum thread mo, to answer your query:

  1. Open Command Prompt (CMD) on your Windows machine.
  2. Type the following command and press Enter:
robocopy [source_folder] [destination_folder] [file_pattern] /mir /sec /mt:[number_of_threads]

  • [source_folder]: The path of the local folder that you want to copy the files from.
  • [destination_folder]: The path of the FTP folder that you want to copy the files to, in the format ftp://[ftp_server_address]/[destination_folder].
  • [file_pattern]: An optional parameter that specifies the file name pattern you want to copy (e.g., *.txt to copy all text files).
  • /mir: This switch tells Robocopy to mirror the source and destination folders, meaning it will copy files and directories and remove any files in the destination folder that don't exist in the source folder.
  • /sec: This switch tells Robocopy to copy the files with their security attributes (such as file permissions) intact.
  • /mt:[number_of_threads]: This switch specifies the number of threads that Robocopy should use to transfer the files. The larger the number of threads, the faster the transfer will be, but it may also increase the load on your machine and the FTP server.
  1. Enter your FTP login credentials when prompted.
  2. Robocopy will start copying the files from the local folder to the FTP server. You can monitor the progress in the Command Prompt window.
Thank you very much but still not working
 
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