I'm trying to process FTP automation for my site to push out to our reselling website but I wanted to break it down to limit to files greater than 2MB... Here's my script: > #set quiet on > set ftp autologin off > ftp domain > ftp user user pass > ftp mkdir Basketball > ftp cd Basketball > ftp mkdir WBKB:\ Hamline\ vs.\ St.\ Benedict\ \(01-16-13\) > ftp cd WBKB:\ Hamline\ vs.\ St.\ Benedict\ \(01-16-13\) > *ftp mput /larger:800000 > /mount/archive/d3sports/photographers/ryan.coleman/basketball/2013/Proofs/130116-HMLN-CSB-W/*** > ***ftp bye > exit I'm not sure /ftp mput/ supports the /larger /switch but I've been trying to find a good scriptable FTP client to manage this process. I like *cmdftp* but it does not seem to support scripting. I know this script works regardless of filesize - so that's a plus - but I would love to make it work for only files over /nnn/ Bytes. From http://www.columbia.edu/kermit/ftpscripts.html: > > Or suppose you want to send *all the files that are larger than one > million bytes* and whose names start with 'c' or 'w' except if the > file's name is core or its name ends with .log: > > ftp put /except:{{core}{*.log}} /larger:1000000 [cw]* > So if any of you have suggestions on scriptable FTP applications I'm listening... -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: <http://mailman.mn-linux.org/pipermail/tclug-list/attachments/20130210/1fb0d59b/attachment.html>