Script to download csv files from FTP - winscp, curl, shell, batch, bash

Dear Sir ! Its seems like not too difficult,because winscp have good command line interface,try the next: copy the following line to [login to view URL] # Automatically abort script on errors option batch abort # Disable overwrite confirmations that conflict with the previous option confirm off # Connect with username and password open ftp://username:password@host:port -explicit -certificate="aa:aa:aa:aa...." # Change local directory lcd C:\local_working_folder # Force binary mode transfer option transfer binary # change remote directory cd remote_directory get *.csv mv *.csv processed_director # Disconnect close # Exit WinSCP exit run winscp from command prompt with script aparameter. C:\WinSCP\[login to view URL] /console /script="[login to view URL]" /log="[login to view URL]" sorry ,i cant test ,because i dont have ftp access regards g

I can make this as batch (.bat) script which will use WinSCP. Script will have configuration parameters at beginning so you can easy change it, if you'll need. Thanks for reading my proposal.

Hello I can help you to create the script to download the csv files and then move the related files locations on the server to the processed folder. I do have extensive experience with back end systems and automation to achieve similar outcomes as your project requirements. If you would like to send through some additional information on your set up, including which OS you are running (there is mention of Windows but also Unix/Linux executables), and if you have SSH access to the FTP server? There are a number of options that can be used to complete the project, depending on your setup and access, so once I know all the options, we can confirm and make a plan to get it set up for you. Thank you Darren

Hello mate, A senior systems engineer with 8+ years of industry experiences. Both your systems are windows? Look forward to hearing from you. Thanks!

Hi, I have 12+ years of experience on Linux and Windows servers especially built on VMware and Microsoft Hyper-V platforms. I am specialized on system administration, design, deployment and troubleshooting. I believe I would be an ideal candidate for this job. Regards, Shafiul

It shouldn't be a big task. Depending on your OS, if we're talking about Windows, a PowerShell script could be appropriate for such project. Do you need to migrate the CSV files in a database?