I built it like this and it works now, there may be other solutions. 2 files, one .bat ftp -n -s:<file.inf> <your ftp server address>
one .inf
user <ftp user> <user password> cd /www/intranet (I go to the www/intranet directory located at the root of my ftp server) get <local file> <remote file> (to receive a file) or put <local file> <remote file> (to send a file) quit
there you go, to adapt for multiple files or directories
Except that with FTP, unlike Filezilla, you cannot choose to copy only the more recent files. Everything is copied completely, overwriting existing versions, whether they are newer or not.
2 files, one .bat
ftp -n -s:<file.inf> <your ftp server address>
one .inf
user <ftp user> <user password>
cd /www/intranet (I go to the www/intranet directory located at the root of my ftp server)
get <local file> <remote file> (to receive a file)
or
put <local file> <remote file> (to send a file)
quit
there you go, to adapt for multiple files or directories
hoping to have helped you
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