Batch file help?
16 September 2002, 02:14 PM
#1
Hi guys ,
Struggling a bit on a batch file.
All it has to do is copy backup.zip from local location (NT server)
f:\blah\blahblah\backup.zip
to a server location \disk5\andyp\ on a local ip 192.168.2.105 (Solaris machine)
could anyone help? Im struggling around the open bit and entering user name and password.
cheers for any ideas or links
andy
[Edited by ADP - 9/16/2002 2:14:54 PM]
[Edited by ADP - 9/16/2002 2:25:04 PM]
Struggling a bit on a batch file.
All it has to do is copy backup.zip from local location (NT server)
f:\blah\blahblah\backup.zip
to a server location \disk5\andyp\ on a local ip 192.168.2.105 (Solaris machine)
could anyone help? Im struggling around the open bit and entering user name and password.
cheers for any ideas or links
andy
[Edited by ADP - 9/16/2002 2:14:54 PM]
[Edited by ADP - 9/16/2002 2:25:04 PM]
16 September 2002, 02:18 PM
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Think you would have to use the 'net use' command within NT, basically you map to the drive with net use, copy your file then disconect the mapped drive 
(I would explain further, but im not at work, and no NT here to mess around with!)
hope that helps a bit!
Dave.
(I would explain further, but im not at work, and no NT here to mess around with!)
hope that helps a bit!
Dave.
16 September 2002, 02:22 PM
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how about...
copy f:\blah\blahblah\backup.zip \\192.168.2.105\disk5\andyp
assuming that you have authenticated and that disk5 is a valid share name.... drop me a mail if you get stuck to david.wallis@ventura-uk.com
David
copy f:\blah\blahblah\backup.zip \\192.168.2.105\disk5\andyp
assuming that you have authenticated and that disk5 is a valid share name.... drop me a mail if you get stuck to david.wallis@ventura-uk.com
David
16 September 2002, 02:27 PM
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or
@echo off
Net use z: /delete
net use z: \\192.168.2.105\disk5 /user:username password**
copy f:\blah\blahblah\backup.zip z:\andyp
net use z: /delete
** where password is your password... (not right secure though)
if you want it a tiny bit more secure, run bat2exe / bat2com.. but
you can easily find it out...
David
@echo off
Net use z: /delete
net use z: \\192.168.2.105\disk5 /user:username password**
copy f:\blah\blahblah\backup.zip z:\andyp
net use z: /delete
** where password is your password... (not right secure though)
if you want it a tiny bit more secure, run bat2exe / bat2com.. but
you can easily find it out...
David
16 September 2002, 02:44 PM
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doubt it.. unless you can run something like samba or whatever it is... if it wont then you'd be better ftp'ing it rather than trying to do a copy over netbios etc..
David
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16 September 2002, 02:49 PM
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looks like its an ftp then, so my next problem - how to do that command line style... I know how to do it in dos ie
ftp
open
192.168.2.104
username
password
cd lcd or whatever
bin
then get or put
however cant make it work in the batch file
andy
ftp
open
192.168.2.104
username
password
cd lcd or whatever
bin
then get or put
however cant make it work in the batch file
andy
16 September 2002, 02:54 PM
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ftp -s:script.txt -i 192.168.x.x
then script.txt
username
password
bin <-if needed
cd "Foldername"
put "whatever"
bye
you get the picture...
David
then script.txt
username
password
bin <-if needed
cd "Foldername"
put "whatever"
bye
you get the picture...
David
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