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Hi

Wonder if you could help me with the following please.

I would like to construct a script (in any language whichever it's easiest) which when run, it will log on to a ftp server using a generic account and password, then list the files in a specific folder that begins with the string "abc". The file names along with their creation date are then to be extracted on a csv file (or similar).

Many thanks in advance!!

Ken
Sep 22 '08 #1
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jg007
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try these -

http://bytes.com/forum/thread347842.html

There are quite a few links if you google something like ' vb .net ftp access ' but it does rely on you having some vb .net knowledge
Sep 22 '08 #2

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