Multiple Folders or Commands

To transfer files to or from multiple source or destination folders or to issue multiple commands, use the -m argument followed by the name of a text file that contains the commands. To transfer files from several locations on the hard disk described in the first example in this chapter, enter (at the command prompt or in a batch file) something like:

wsftppro -m xferall.txt

where the content of xferall.txt (as viewed in Windows Notepad) is:

Note that:

• The command name wsftppro must not appear in the text file
• Each line of text must contain only one command line.
• Each command line can contain any of the arguments described in
  this chapter.
• If a file or folder name has a space in it, you must enclose that entire argument in quotes.