Rick Strahl's wwIPStuff has this capability. Also, I have seen reference to Robert Abram's FTP class here in the Files section.

>Hi everybody,
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>I got an interesting assignment ysterday: write an Output Module. IOW, we can produce files in the format, what customer desires, now we need to deliver this file to customer. It code be done in bunch of ways: file could be transfered to them using ftp (the simplest case), e-mailed to them, delivered by regular mail on disketts or CD, etc.
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> I'd like to start from ftp. My questions is: what the best way of doing ftp. It's not necessary should be within VFP, currently we run a simple bat file, like:
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>rem Send file, then move ftp file to SentFtp subdirectory
>ftp -s:ftp0713.ftp
>move /Y ftp0713.ftp SentFtp\ftp0713.ftp
>exit
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>and ftp0713 would contain the necessary directives. Very simple. But I'd like to have better control of this process. How can I, for example, be sure, that files were actually sent?
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>So, basically my question is: what would be the best program for ftp files non-interactively with giving us as much control as possible, e.g. suppose, it would send 20 files to 20 different places. File 1, 5 and 8 could not be sent for some reason. The program would not stop, would run other files, and then try to repeat process for these files. It gives us summary report (log file) at the end of the process...