File Uploader

File Uploader is a lightweight command-line utility designed to upload files to websites via HTTP or FTP. It can be used as a script or a batch file as well as integrated with the Windows Task Scheduler to automate tasks.

Upload files via FTP or HTTP using a CMD tool

The downloaded package includes the program (upload.exe), a tool for encoding credentials (logenc.exe), another utility similar to the timeout command that waits for a particular amount of time or until a key is triggered (wait.exe), a script that demonstrates how to use File Uploader in a batch file (sample.bat), another sample script with the /post parameter (post.asp) and a sample text file that demonstrates how to use /batch to upload multiple files from different locations at once.

Set the source, URL, credentials, and filters

There are many commands supported by this application. The usage is upload [ []] [ ] [/archive] [/batch] [/cookies] [/credentials ] [/delete] [/deleteonly] [/display [ []]] [/if ] [/move] [/noappend] [/nocerterror] [/passive] [/post] [/proxy [

]] [/register] [/settime] [/stop] [/subdir] [/timeout ] [/validate] [/?].
Willdcards are supported when indicating the source path to the local files you want to upload. In addition to the destination URL, you can specify the name of the new files on the remote server, use login credentials if required, filter files to upload only archives or items within a given time range, and enable cookie support if needed for authentication.
It's also possible to overwrite any files with the existing name in the remote server, specify the level of log details to display as well as the translation mode (text, UTF-8, UTF-16), delete the local files as soon as they are successfully uploaded, and so on.

Comprehensive file uploader for CMD users

Upload jobs were carried out quickly in our tests while the utility remained light on system resources consumption. It worked smoothly on Windows 10 even if it hasn't been updated for a long time. All aspects considered, File Uploader should meet the requirements of advanced PC users who prefer the command-line console and want to upload files via FTP or HTTP while applying comprehensive settings.