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I saw some scripts on the Internet that can automatically download files in batches, but none of the ones I tried worked. Can that big brother help give some pointers!!

The content of get.bat is ftp -s:"1.ftp" Here is the content of 1.ftp, note that the content must have blank lines with carriage returns!! It is also the confirmation (carriage return) for mget to read

******
open 210.12.168.8
rain
kingdee
cd kv2006
bin
get kvdos.exe
get kva.vlb
get......

Please give some pointers, etc.

I use

192.168.0.1 admin pass

The content of get.bat is ftp -n -s:test.scr 192.168.0.1

The content of test.scr is
user admin
pass
get kvdos.exe
quit

I have tried it in pure DOS FTP, but it still doesn't work.

There is no PACKET DRIVER found. You can try to check the network card driver installation, make sure the appropriate packet driver for the network card is properly installed. Usually, you can look for the packet driver in the driver disk that comes with the network card or from the official website of the network card manufacturer. If you are using a specific operating system related to DOS, there might be dedicated packet driver packages available for download from relevant retro-computing or network-related resource sites.

Strangely enough, I can directly use FTP.EXE to log in to the FTP server and download things.

I support! Where can I find PACKET DRIVER?
I'm a newbie, please give more guidance!

Forgot to mention, I tried it under XP

Oh, I'm dizzy! I ran ftp under the CMD of Windows 2000 and got this problem:
FTP Transfer Program
Version 0.70
Type HELP for more information
NO PACKET DRIVER FOUND
c:\ftp>

Ask, can the building host manually download files by running the FTP.exe program directly in DOS?

Yes! Directly using ftp.exe to log in to the server to download files is all right. But when using an automatic multi-file download script, the above problem occurs.