FTP - automatisk opplasting til server

Bruger du windows eller *nix?

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rygter > Styresystemer: Win.95/98  hvad tror du

fattede det nu :)

If you used linux it would me quite easy. You can do using win aswell but i belive you\'ll need to write a program to do the job. You better ask someone else about this part. I don\'t now much about that kinda programming

Needs to transfer data from Windows client to Linux server on regularly basis as an excample each 10 minut. Could use some kind of programmed ftp client on the win client or any other suitable method. The file that should be transfered is a text file.

This is what you do.

Setup your ftpserver on the win-thing
Use crontab on the linux to run: wget ftp://user:pass@ip.to.win.thing

The program that produces the data will normaly be located at a Win client. The datas should be transfered to a web server.

Yes, but what is the name of the ftp server on the win thing ?

the webserver is linux, right?
If yes then yoou can use crontab on the linux to get the file from the ftp on the win

the name is just the ip
start -> run -> winipcfg
this can tell you the ip on the winthing

I see, the Linux is fetching the file via crontab, but i don\'t know a ftp server for windoes only client programs. Also possible to set ut the win as a file sever for Linux via Samba ? (And then use this \"wget\")?

It would be more complicated. I belive the easiest would be to use ftp. And the fastest aswell. I use af ftpserv called G6 FTP server, but there are plenty of \'em out there. Search download.com and find a free one.

Start->run->winipc to find the ip adress ? but the ftp server program ??

winipcfg can help you to find out what ip you use. The ftpserver you need to download.

OK I will check !

Have found some web servers. Hope they will work ok under win 98. (If not I could use win 2000). Thank you very much for quick help. Hope and believe this will work. Thank you very much !!

What! I thougt you would use a ftpserver. That would allow you to use password on the file, but you can use a webserver aswell.

He he, just a missprint .. Selvfølgelig ftp server. Holder ellers nå på med å få denne wget til å fungere. Har litt problem med å finne ut hvilken fil den egentlig henter og hvor den havner. \"Fjernstyrer\" (telenet) to Linuxer mot hverandre for å få den ene til å hente fra den annen.

Her fant jeg jo litt (man siden):
URL CONVENTIONS                                                       
      Most  of the URL conventions described in RFC1738 are sup­     
      ported. Two alternative syntaxes are also supported, which     
      means  you  can  use  three  forms of address to specify a     
      file:                                                         
                                                                     
      Normal URL (recommended form):                                 
      http://host[:port]/path                                       
      http://fly.cc.fer.hr/                                         
      ftp://ftp.xemacs.org/pub/xemacs/xemacs-19.14.tar.gz           
      ftp://username:password@host/dir/file                         
                                                                     
      FTP only (ncftp-like): hostname:/dir/file                     
                                                                     
      HTTP only (netscape-like):                                     
      hostname(:port)/dir/file                                       

Men hvor havner de (filene) egentlig. Må vel være en conf fil som bestemmer .. ?? Ser ut som om den kan jobbe mot httpd også ..

Her var det saktens noe:

STARTUP FILE                                                       
      Wget  supports  the  use  of  initialization file .wgetrc.   
      First  a  system-wide  init  file  will  be  looked  for   
      (/usr/local/lib/wgetrc  by  default)  and loaded. Then the   
      user\'s file will be searched for in  two  places:  In  the   
      environmental  variable  WGETRC (which is presumed to hold   
      the full pathname) and $HOME/.wgetrc.  Note that the  set­   
      tings  in user\'s startup file may override the system set­   
      tings, which includes the quota settings (he he).           

Nei hvor legger egentlig filene, det finner jeg i første omgang ikke ut av.

Fant ut av det i hvert fall 80 %. Ser ut som om den lagrer filen/resultatet i directory fra der kallet skjer. Ihvert fall når man lager kallet \"manuelt\".

Her er visst noe. Takker som sagt for info. Har aldri før hørt om wget.
http://www.gnu.org/manual/wget/index.html