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Originally Posted by sde
the only problem with this is that it will launch your browser. there may be another way to read a web page from a windows shell, but i don't know.
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The trick would be to set up a bat file that would first do the ftp, then AFTER the ftp was successful, to have the browser "execute" the code. I suppose the code could also have something in it to close the browser window but the sequencing of these events is the issue. Is there any way of having some sort of script that would automatically upload a specific file from the local pc?
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Originally Posted by sdeming
I suggest installing either Cygwin for the entire GNU toolset, or find a windows built version of either curl or wget. With curl or wget you set the batch file to call the URL as SDE mentions above automatically after the FTP completes. With Cygwin you can script it all in bash which makes life that much easier.
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Whoa, slow down! Is curl and wget some kind of utility I can install on the local pc? "Scripting in bash" sounds NOT llike life being easy!
