Robust FTP client for batch uploading to multiple servers

[Daneel]

Hi all,

I have to upload the same files to multiple FTP servers every day.

Is there an FTP client which supports to automatically upload the same
files to multiple FTP servers, without requireing user interaction for
each FTP server? In addition it should be robust, that means it should
never give up uploading. For example: If a FTP server is not reachable
- it should automatically try again (later). If there is a timeout
during submission - automatically try again (later).

I basically would like to start the process in the evening and it
whould be finished in the morning when I wake up, knowing that the
program did its very best to mirror my files to all given FTP servers.

Does anyone know the right tool for this? It should be free or at
least very reasonably priced.

Many thanks,
Michael

 

[Pegasus \(MVP\)]

Hi all,

I have to upload the same files to multiple FTP servers every day.

Is there an FTP client which supports to automatically upload the same
files to multiple FTP servers, without requireing user interaction for
each FTP server? In addition it should be robust, that means it should
never give up uploading. For example: If a FTP server is not reachable
- it should automatically try again (later). If there is a timeout
during submission - automatically try again (later).

I basically would like to start the process in the evening and it
whould be finished in the morning when I wake up, knowing that the
program did its very best to mirror my files to all given FTP servers.

Does anyone know the right tool for this? It should be free or at
least very reasonably priced.

Many thanks,
Michael

You can do all of the above by embedding Windows ftp.exe in
a batch file, except for the timeout retry.

 

[Daneel]

You can do all of the above by embedding Windows ftp.exe in
a batch file, except for the timeout retry.- Hide quoted text -

Many thanks. Unfortunately the robustness is pretty crucial for this
application (as you can imagine). Any other suggestions?

Many thanks,
Michael