How to Copy Complete Folder from Webserver

Fragensteller20 · 20th December 2008, 23:54

Hi Guys,

ich wanna Copy with NSIS a complete Folder from my Webserver to a destination folder to the Client of the User.

How does that works? Ich can manage it with a File....but it doenst works with a complete Foler an the File which are in the folder.

Filetest:

InetLoad::load /POPUP "Filename" "http://www.webserver/content/filename" "$EXEDIR\filemane" \

But how does it works with a complete Foler?

Thx an lot for your help.

Animaether · 21st December 2008, 10:46

your web server will have to present an index (either the default web server directory listing index or a custom one you write out using e.g. ASP, PHP, CGI), which you can then read and parse, and get each individual file from. There's no direct method to get a complete folder via web/ftp requests that I know of.

Yathosho · 21st December 2008, 23:01

in some cases, you might have luck using wget or curl

20th December 2008, 23:54	#1
Fragensteller20 Junior Member Join Date: Dec 2008 Posts: 1	How to Copy Complete Folder from Webserver Hi Guys, ich wanna Copy with NSIS a complete Folder from my Webserver to a destination folder to the Client of the User. How does that works? Ich can manage it with a File....but it doenst works with a complete Foler an the File which are in the folder. Filetest: InetLoad::load /POPUP "Filename" "http://www.webserver/content/filename" "$EXEDIR\filemane" \ But how does it works with a complete Foler? Thx an lot for your help.

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21st December 2008, 10:46	#2
Animaether Major Dude Join Date: Jun 2001 Posts: 1,173	your web server will have to present an index (either the default web server directory listing index or a custom one you write out using e.g. ASP, PHP, CGI), which you can then read and parse, and get each individual file from. There's no direct method to get a complete folder via web/ftp requests that I know of.