I wanted to spent as little time as possible with this Windows machine. Also, I didn't want to introduce any new maintainence burdens. Using *any* third-party software would have caused the latter. 😢
PowerShell/Windows has a built-in FTP client. Basically this:
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/1867385/upload-files-with-ftp-using-powershell/1868367#1868367k
(I tried to use ftp.exe first, but that thing doesn't support passive FTP, which we need.)
The FTP *server* already existed anyway. (You don’t want to know why.)
Missing transport encryption aside (this runs in our internal network only, so it’s okay-ish to accept), I don’t think this is the worst solution, to be honest.
I wanted to spent as little time as possible with this Windows machine. Also, I didn't want to introduce any new maintainence burdens. Using *any* third-party software would have caused the latter. 😢
PowerShell/Windows has a built-in FTP client. Basically this:
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/1867385/upload-files-with-ftp-using-powershell/1868367#1868367k
(I tried to use ftp.exe first, but that thing doesn't support passive FTP, which we need.)
The FTP *server* already existed anyway. (You don’t want to know why.)
Missing transport encryption aside (this runs in our internal network only, so it’s okay-ish to accept), I don’t think this is the worst solution, to be honest.
I wanted to spent as little time as possible with this Windows machine. Also, I didn't want to introduce any new maintainence burdens. Using *any* third-party software would have caused the latter. 😢
PowerShell/Windows has a built-in FTP client. Basically this:
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/1867385/upload-files-with-ftp-using-powershell/1868367#1868367k
(I tried to use ftp.exe first, but that thing doesn't support passive FTP, which we need.)
The FTP *server* already existed anyway. (You don’t want to know why.)
Missing transport encryption aside (this runs in our internal network only, so it’s okay-ish to accept), I don’t think this is the worst solution, to be honest.