•   GETTING STARTED
  • Lesson 1: Your first script
  • Lesson 2: Transferring files
  • Lesson 3: Variables
  • Lesson 4: IF, WHILE and GOTO
  • Lesson 5: Handling file lists
•   GUIDES
  • Transferring modified files only
  • Making a backup
  • Logging ScriptFTP output
  • Sending emails from a script
  • Error handling
  • ScriptFTP on the command line
  • Updating v1.x scripts
  • Updating v2.x scripts
  • Encrypting script files
  • Converting scripts into exe files
  • Operators: +,-,==,!=....
•   COMMANDS
  • Server connection
    • OPENHOST
    • CLOSEHOST
    • SETPROTOCOL
    • SETPORT
    • SETTIMEOUT
    • ISCONNECTED
  • File Transfer
    • GETFILE
    • PUTFILE
    • SYNC
    • ADDEXCLUSION
    • CLEAREXCLUSION
    • SETTYPE
    • SETPASSIVE
    • SETSPEED
    • SETCLOCKDIFF
    • SETUPLOADMODE
  • Directory operations
    • LOCALCHDIR
    • LOCALCWDIR
    • LOCALMKDIR
    • LOCALRMDIR
    • CHDIR
    • CWDIR
    • MKDIR
    • RMDIR
  • File operations
    • CHMOD
    • DELETEFILE
    • GETFILESIZE
    • GETFILETIME
    • RENAMEFILE
    • SETFILETIME
    • Hint: Handling local files
    • Hint: Moving remote files
  • Script output
    • LOGTO
    • PRINT
    • SILENT
    • STOPLOG
    • VERBOSE
  • Miscellaneous
    • COUNTELEMENTS
    • EXEC
    • EXIT
    • GETENV
    • GETFILE2
    • GETLIST
    • GETPARAM
    • GETTIME
    • PUTFILE2
    • RAWCOMMAND
    • SETMODEZ
    • SLEEP
    • STOP
    • TEXTCUT
    • TEXTLENGTH
•   OTHER
  • Advanced topics and rare features
  • List of error codes
  • License Agreement (formal)
  • Licenses explained

Script file to EXE conversion service

Script files can be converted to standalone EXE files that do not depend on ScriptFTP to run. This is particularly useful for large installations or to integrate your script in your own solution.

This service can be purchased in the register section and once placed your order contact the support staff by email attaching your script file or files. The conversion process is done manually and usually takes one or two business days.

As this service implies sending the script files to the the ScriptFTP support staff, customers concerned about their privacy can use the commang GETPARAM to retrieve these parameters from the command line. For example:

C:...\...\> download.exe myuser 364352f /sourcefolder

See the GETPARAM help topic for further information and example.


If you are interested in this service and have questions feel free to ask.

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