ftp question

[Rob Freeman]

We do that here.  Our information is written on a windows box that is then
copied over to a linux ftp server.  What we do is use xxcopy on the windows
box to get any files that were created today and then scp the files over to
the linux box using pscp from putty.  All this is in a batch file that is
run from the windows scheduler.

rmdir /S /Q c:\ftptrans
xxcopy c:\ftproot c:\ftptrans /S /DA#0 /ED /H /YY /WV0
pscp -r -p c:\ftptrans\* linux:/home/

YMMV on it, but it works well on this end.

Rob

----- Original Message ----- 
From: "redhat" <redhat at fayelectric.com>
To: "fedoralist" <fedora-list at redhat.com>
Sent: Tuesday, December 23, 2003 9:07 AM
Subject: ftp question


> I have a windows computer that ftp's data to a Linux box on the inside
> (trusted) side of our network.  I need to ftp that information from that
> Linux box to another Linux box that is in our DMZ.  Is there a way to
> automate this function using cron?  Is there a better method?  The file
> is updated every 5 minutes from the windows computer and I would like to
> make this happen every 5-10 minutes.
> thanks,
> DF
>
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