Connect to an FTP server and upload files from your local
machine to the server. This example shows a hypothetical FTP session on
ftp.example.com, a machine that does not exist. If you
have an account on an FTP server that grants you permission to upload files to
that server, then you can use the mput function as shown in
this example.
Display the contents of the current folder on the FTP server.
dir(ftpobj)
myscript.m README.txt pub
Upload a file from your local machine to the FTP server.
mput(ftpobj,'myNewScript.m');
Display the updated contents on the FTP server, including the new
myNewScript.m file.
dir(ftpobj)
myscript.m myNewScript.m README.txt
pub
Upload multiple files. If the file names have some text in common, then
you can use a wildcard character (*) to match the rest of
the names. In this example, use a wildcard to match the file names
image001.png, image002.png, and
image003.png on your local machine.
Connection to an FTP server, specified as an FTP object.
contents — Local file or folder character vector | string scalar
Local files or folders, specified as a character vector or string
scalar.
To match multiple files or folders on your local machine, you can include
a wildcard character (*) in contents.
For example, if you specify contents as
*.docx, then mput uploads all
files whose names end with .docx.
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