Recent Changes to t@b Batch FTP Uploader (command line utility)

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basic usage

when typing the "tabloader" without arguments, then the folowing text will appear

copyright (c) 2004-2005, t@b software. written by andy flinn.
this software depends on libcurl ( http://curl.haxx.se/ ),
which is provided under the lgpl ( http://www.gnu.org/copyleft/lesser.html ),

usage: tabloader.exe [-d] [-h /serverhomedir] -f fileordir -t fileordir

if no -d option is specified, then both -f and -t option
must be specified, and tabloader.exe will attempt to perform an FTP
upload. the -f and -t arguments must both be specified
and both be either files or directories. the -t option
MUST be a URL starting with ftp://. the program will
continue until it succeeds.

if the -d option is specified the program will attempt
to perform a download from a URL specified in the -f
argument. in this case a missing -t argument will cause
the downloaded file to be printed to the console

the -h option allows the specification of the home
directory on the server

username:password combinations use the "%" sign as
escape character. this, of course is the same as in
cURL and helps if the username is formed like an email
address (usr@domain would be specified as
ftp://usr%40domain@ftpserver.com/folder/... /> please note that "%" is a special character in windows
*.bat files and may have to be double specified in
batch scripts.

examples

for uploading folders to a ftp server type:

tabloader -f localdir -t ftp://user:password@ftp.hostname.net/foldername/


for downloading one file from an http server:

tabloader -d -f http://domain/file.ext [-t localfile]

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