Hi.. I want to upload the remote file to my ftp server through remote uploading.. Any one know site that do this service...tnx
If you have ssh access then you can use wget or ftp on your server to pull the file onto it. If both the source and destination server have FXP enabled then something like smartftp.com can initiate the transfer, see http://smartftp.com/support/kb/what-is-fxp-f14.html Finally you could try something like http://www.net2ftp.com/
Tnx, but I have only ftp server Not http server... And haven,t FXP! net2ftp Is very usefull tool but haven't REMOTE UPLOAD, I want remote upload
You have 2 FTP servers and you want them to send a file directly between them? If so you need to login to one via ssh and ftp over the file from the other or write a script which runs via cron to ftp the file over then stop the script after it's one run, that is unless you want to FTP over and over.
No.. i have one ftp server and i want upload for example this file google.com/example.zip remotly to that
You don't need http, that's just a bit of software so you can ignore it in this case. From the sound of this you're going to have to pay someone to set this up for you, you're going to have to detail exactly what you have and what you want to happen. If it's a one time event or if it'll happen over and over, all the details. Assuming you have a Linux server then you can connect to it and run commands on it from a command line, you can do this remotely, once connected you can issue commands to pull the file from the remote server. You are running commands in a shell.
OK, exactly... I have a wireless Adsl modem and this modem have a ftp server (Asus N13), I want download something on it from another site Without PC (When PC is shutdown) over and Over! Tnx...
oh, it's a modem, then I seriously doubt there's much you can do with it to make it automatically download things unless it's in it's admin area, you'll probably have to push the data from the server to the modem assuming you can expose its FTP interface to the internet.
ah good, then you can create a cron job on it that periodically runs, e.g. once per day and invokes ftp to copy the file(s) from the server to your home. Assuming you're using Linux on the server then a quick google yields http://www.stratigery.com/scripting.ftp.html which should get you started. If you're on windows you'll have to wait for someone else to respond as I don't use windows at a server level.