need to be able to take a selected directory on my ftp and have it output every file into a .txt list format
ie
a.jpg
b.jpg
c.jpg
and so forth..
ie
a.jpg
b.jpg
c.jpg
and so forth..
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need a program or if anyone knows any fast ways to have all the files listed in a directory output into a txt fileComment
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anything like this exist or am i giong crazy thinking there was something lolComment
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Why don't you download them first and get a Mass File Renamer?
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in Unix, log into the shell (use a telnet or ssh program)
ls >> filelist.txt
once you are in the directory you want. It will create filelist.txt with all the filenames. I personally like
ls -al >> filelist.txt
That's assuming you know how to move around in unix.
ZoiNk"People can have the Model T in any color - so long as it's black." - Henry FordComment
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I believe she wants a listing of the contents of a directory, not to rename files.Originally posted by zzgundamnzz
Why don't you download them first and get a Mass File Renamer?
That's a Unix command.. where are our Unix geeks? Surely they are somewhere.
I'm having flashbacks to grep and whatnot, but can't remember the syntax.email: [email protected]Comment
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Et voila!Originally posted by ZoiNk
in Unix, log into the shell (use a telnet or ssh program)
ls >> filelist.txt
once you are in the directory you want. It will create filelist.txt with all the filenames. I personally like
ls -al >> filelist.txt
That's assuming you know how to move around in unix.
ZoiNk
I'm sure you could put it in a nice little script/batch pgm, non?email: [email protected]Comment
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thats just it.. i dont have shell access.. hrmmm only other way is if i do that by downloading everything and writing the file from dos... thanxOriginally posted by ZoiNk
in Unix, log into the shell (use a telnet or ssh program)
ls >> filelist.txt
once you are in the directory you want. It will create filelist.txt with all the filenames. I personally like
ls -al >> filelist.txt
That's assuming you know how to move around in unix.
ZoiNk
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Originally posted by ZoiNk
in Unix, log into the shell (use a telnet or ssh program)
ls >> filelist.txt
once you are in the directory you want. It will create filelist.txt with all the filenames. I personally like
ls -al >> filelist.txt
That's assuming you know how to move around in unix.
ZoiNkComment
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anyone care to tell me what prefix i put beside "dir" in dos.. just did dir /? and cant see anything where a command would be to write to a fileComment
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prog:
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#!/usr/bin/perl
$path = @ARGV[0];
system("ls -al $path > output.txt");
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execution
./program.pl /path/you/want/to/list/
should work.icq: 320340263Comment
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Your isp will probably give you shell access if you email them and ask for it.Originally posted by NaughtyJenn
thats just it.. i dont have shell access.. hrmmm only other way is if i do that by downloading everything and writing the file from dos... thanx
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dont have shell access though.. no ssh on the server..Originally posted by beergood
prog:
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#!/usr/bin/perl
$path = @ARGV[0];
system("ls -al $path > output.txt");
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execution
./program.pl /path/you/want/to/list/
should work.Comment
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not my isp its a ftp account i need to get all the filenames from for a dmca notice..Originally posted by beergood
Your isp will probably give you shell access if you email them and ask for it.Comment
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Yeah I caught that late. I can't live without a shellOriginally posted by NaughtyJenn
dont have shell access though.. no ssh on the server..icq: 320340263Comment
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yeah if i had shell access it would be alot easier.. coulda dumped it and did what i have to do and be gone..but of course my luck isnt that goodOriginally posted by beergood
Yeah I caught that late. I can't live without a shell .. i have all the files downloaded onto my hd just need to get a txt version listing all the files lol
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n/m got it dir > textfilename.txt
thnx for the help though
Last edited by NaughtyJenn; 05-17-2004, 04:44 PM.Comment
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I fucking suck at windows. About all I can think is open WS_FTP and press the DirInfo button on whatever directory you want a listing off. You'll have the text version of the directory information and you could probably narrow it from there.Originally posted by NaughtyJenn
yeah if i had shell access it would be alot easier.. coulda dumped it and did what i have to do and be gone..but of course my luck isnt that good .. i have all the files downloaded onto my hd just need to get a txt version listing all the files lol
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good deal. remember that for the once in a blue moon I have to do something on my windows machineOriginally posted by NaughtyJenn
n/m got it dir > textfilename.txt
thnx for the help though
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yeah just took what i knew from shell and applied it to dos formatOriginally posted by beergood
I fucking suck at windows. About all I can think is open WS_FTP and press the DirInfo button on whatever directory you want a listing off. You'll have the text version of the directory information and you could probably narrow it from there. wicked thanks alot everyone though.. time to go file a report
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