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I would like to have my application FTP a file to a server after a user
uploads a file to another server. I would like something similar to
this, except to work in C#.
<%@ Language=VBScript %>
<%
' FTP via ASP without using 3rd-party components
' Ben Meghreblian 15th Jan 2002
' benmeg at benmeg dot com / http://benmeg.com
'
' This script assumes the file to be FTP'ed is in the same directory as
this script.
' It should be obvious how to change this (*hint* change the lcd line).
' You may specify a wildcard in ftp_files_to_put (e.g. *.txt).
' NB: You need to have C:\winnt\system32\wshom.ocx registered to use
the WSCRIPT.SHELL object.
' It is registered by default, but is sometimes removed for security
reasons (no kidding!).
' You will also need cmd.exe in the path, which again is there, unless
the box is locked down.
' Check with your web host/resident sysadmin if in doubt.
'
' NB: This script was originally written in response to a thread on a
Wrox ASP mailing list.
' At the time, I was hosting on a shared NT4/IIS4 box and the script
worked fine. Since I wrote
' it, several people have got in contact asking why it doesn't work on
later versions of either
' Windows or IIS. The answer is probably either as mentioned in the
above NB, or to do with
' firewalls restricting outbound traffic from and/or to certain ports.
This said, many people
' have successfully used this code to FTP to/from Windows 2000/Windows
XP boxes running IIS5/IIS6.
Dim objFSO, objTextFile, oScript, oScriptNet, oFileSys, oFile, strCMD,
strTempFile, strCommandResult
Dim ftp_address, ftp_username, ftp_password, ftp_physical_path,
ftp_files_to_put, ftp_remote_directory
' Edit these variables to match your specifications
ftp_address = "ftp.server.com"
ftp_username = "username"
ftp_password = "password"
ftp_remote_directory = "subdirectory" ' Leave blank if uploading to
root directory
ftp_files_to_put = "file.txt" ' You can use wildcards here
(e.g. *.txt)
On Error Resume Next
Set oScript = Server.CreateObject("WSCRIPT.SHELL")
Set oFileSys = Server.CreateObject("Scripting.FileSystemObject")
Set objFSO = CreateObject("Scripting.FileSystemObject")
' Build our ftp-commands file
Set objTextFile = objFSO.CreateTextFile(Server.MapPath("test.ftp"))
objTextFile.WriteLine "lcd " & Server.MapPath(".")
objTextFile.WriteLine "open " & ftp_address
objTextFile.WriteLine ftp_username
objTextFile.WriteLine ftp_password
' Check to see if we need to issue a 'cd' command
If ftp_remote_directory <> "" Then
objTextFile.WriteLine "cd " & ftp_remote_directory
End If
objTextFile.WriteLine "prompt"
' If the file(s) is/are binary (i.e. .jpg, .mdb, etc..), uncomment the
following line' objTextFile.WriteLine "binary"
' If there are multiple files to put, we need to use the command
'mput', instead of 'put'
If Instr(1, ftp_files_to_put, "*",1) Then
objTextFile.WriteLine "mput " & ftp_files_to_put
Else
objTextFile.WriteLine "put " & ftp_files_to_put
End If
objTextFile.WriteLine "bye"
objTextFile.Close
Set objTextFile = Nothing
' Use cmd.exe to run ftp.exe, parsing our newly created command file
strCMD = "ftp.exe -s:" & Server.MapPath("test.ftp")
strTempFile = "C:\" & oFileSys.GetTempName( )
' Pipe output from cmd.exe to a temporary file (Not :| Steve)
Call oScript.Run ("cmd.exe /c " & strCMD & " > " & strTempFile, 0,
True)
Set oFile = oFileSys.OpenTextFile (strTempFile, 1, False, 0)
On Error Resume Next
' Grab output from temporary file
strCommandResult = Server.HTMLEncode( oFile.ReadAll )
oFile.Close
' Delete the temporary & ftp-command files
Call oFileSys.DeleteFile( strTempFile, True )
Call objFSO.DeleteFile( Server.MapPath("test.ftp"), True )
Set oFileSys = Nothing
Set objFSO = Nothing
' Print result of FTP session to screen
Response.Write( Replace( strCommandResult, vbCrLf, "<br>", 1, -1, 1) )
%>
uploads a file to another server. I would like something similar to
this, except to work in C#.
<%@ Language=VBScript %>
<%
' FTP via ASP without using 3rd-party components
' Ben Meghreblian 15th Jan 2002
' benmeg at benmeg dot com / http://benmeg.com
'
' This script assumes the file to be FTP'ed is in the same directory as
this script.
' It should be obvious how to change this (*hint* change the lcd line).
' You may specify a wildcard in ftp_files_to_put (e.g. *.txt).
' NB: You need to have C:\winnt\system32\wshom.ocx registered to use
the WSCRIPT.SHELL object.
' It is registered by default, but is sometimes removed for security
reasons (no kidding!).
' You will also need cmd.exe in the path, which again is there, unless
the box is locked down.
' Check with your web host/resident sysadmin if in doubt.
'
' NB: This script was originally written in response to a thread on a
Wrox ASP mailing list.
' At the time, I was hosting on a shared NT4/IIS4 box and the script
worked fine. Since I wrote
' it, several people have got in contact asking why it doesn't work on
later versions of either
' Windows or IIS. The answer is probably either as mentioned in the
above NB, or to do with
' firewalls restricting outbound traffic from and/or to certain ports.
This said, many people
' have successfully used this code to FTP to/from Windows 2000/Windows
XP boxes running IIS5/IIS6.
Dim objFSO, objTextFile, oScript, oScriptNet, oFileSys, oFile, strCMD,
strTempFile, strCommandResult
Dim ftp_address, ftp_username, ftp_password, ftp_physical_path,
ftp_files_to_put, ftp_remote_directory
' Edit these variables to match your specifications
ftp_address = "ftp.server.com"
ftp_username = "username"
ftp_password = "password"
ftp_remote_directory = "subdirectory" ' Leave blank if uploading to
root directory
ftp_files_to_put = "file.txt" ' You can use wildcards here
(e.g. *.txt)
On Error Resume Next
Set oScript = Server.CreateObject("WSCRIPT.SHELL")
Set oFileSys = Server.CreateObject("Scripting.FileSystemObject")
Set objFSO = CreateObject("Scripting.FileSystemObject")
' Build our ftp-commands file
Set objTextFile = objFSO.CreateTextFile(Server.MapPath("test.ftp"))
objTextFile.WriteLine "lcd " & Server.MapPath(".")
objTextFile.WriteLine "open " & ftp_address
objTextFile.WriteLine ftp_username
objTextFile.WriteLine ftp_password
' Check to see if we need to issue a 'cd' command
If ftp_remote_directory <> "" Then
objTextFile.WriteLine "cd " & ftp_remote_directory
End If
objTextFile.WriteLine "prompt"
' If the file(s) is/are binary (i.e. .jpg, .mdb, etc..), uncomment the
following line' objTextFile.WriteLine "binary"
' If there are multiple files to put, we need to use the command
'mput', instead of 'put'
If Instr(1, ftp_files_to_put, "*",1) Then
objTextFile.WriteLine "mput " & ftp_files_to_put
Else
objTextFile.WriteLine "put " & ftp_files_to_put
End If
objTextFile.WriteLine "bye"
objTextFile.Close
Set objTextFile = Nothing
' Use cmd.exe to run ftp.exe, parsing our newly created command file
strCMD = "ftp.exe -s:" & Server.MapPath("test.ftp")
strTempFile = "C:\" & oFileSys.GetTempName( )
' Pipe output from cmd.exe to a temporary file (Not :| Steve)
Call oScript.Run ("cmd.exe /c " & strCMD & " > " & strTempFile, 0,
True)
Set oFile = oFileSys.OpenTextFile (strTempFile, 1, False, 0)
On Error Resume Next
' Grab output from temporary file
strCommandResult = Server.HTMLEncode( oFile.ReadAll )
oFile.Close
' Delete the temporary & ftp-command files
Call oFileSys.DeleteFile( strTempFile, True )
Call objFSO.DeleteFile( Server.MapPath("test.ftp"), True )
Set oFileSys = Nothing
Set objFSO = Nothing
' Print result of FTP session to screen
Response.Write( Replace( strCommandResult, vbCrLf, "<br>", 1, -1, 1) )
%>