FROM mcr.microsoft.com/windows/servercore:ltsc2019 ADD script.ps1 /windows/temp/script.ps1 RUN powershell.exe -executionpolicy bypass c:\windows\temp\script.ps1
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The following PowerShell script demonstrates how to get the list of files and folders in a specific directory on a FTP server using the FTPWebRequest class of System.Net namespace. The FTPWebRequest class implements a FTP Client which allows you to communicate with an FTP server programmatically. I need to setup a scheduled task that is going to download files from an ftp location (or just run it manually) I have the following for a ps1 Do anyone have a PowerShell script to download files from FTP to your pc Welcome › Forums › General PowerShell Q&A › Do anyone have a PowerShell script to download files from FTP to your pc This topic has 3 replies, 3 voices, and was last updated 2 years, 1 month ago by Guys I saw this topic was opened before but I did not see an answer, I am new to powershell need a script that I can understand to upload files via ftp. I think I wil [SOLVED] Powershell script to upload via FTP - Spiceworks I need to download from the FTP, no upload required. I'd need to be able to read folders and based on dates, pull down some folders containing files. My Googling suggests currently PowerShell doesn't natively have commandlets for FTP, so I've been trying modules and functions created by other gurus in my code to do the work.
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