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Dear all experts, I want to run the FTP command in a batch file, can I make the FTP command not be displayed? If it is possible, please teach me how to do it?

I want to hide the running of the command ftp -s:ftp.txt and not display it

Thank you!

[ Last edited by ybgts on 2009-1-5 at 14:35 ]

1000 Ways to Hide Batch Processing Running
http://www.cn-dos.net/forum/viewthread.php?tid=23846

Maybe there was a misunderstanding. He might just want the FTP part of the process not to be displayed.

Yes, I just want it like this! The process of FTP commands is not displayed. For example: dir bye Such commands are not displayed.

Idea: Dynamically generate a sub-BAT in the main BAT to specifically execute FTP commands. For how to hide, please refer to floor 2.

This sentence is in Chinese and seems to be an incomplete expression. It can be translated as "Hurry up myself, very urgent ah" but it's a bit awkward. Maybe the original intention is "I'm in a hurry myself, very urgent" and the translation is "I am in a hurry myself, very urgent". But it's better to check the exact context. Since no more context is given, it's translated as above.

Originally posted by ybgts at 2009-1-5 02:35 PM:
Anxious, really anxious

Moderator HAT has made it very clear. Since you already know how to generate a TXT in BAT and then call it via FTP, why not echo this code into a certain bat, and then use WSHELL.run in VBS to hide and run this generated bat? Please search this forum for methods of hiding and running batch processing.

In addition, adding @echo off at the beginning of the bat hides the input commands. Adding >nul 2>nul after the command hides the command execution results.

Add 2>nul 1>nul after the command

@echo off hides the input commands from display
Adding >nul 2>nul after the command suppresses the command execution results