Inet Upload?

[MadaraUchiha]

Yo,

I am using InetGet to download a string from a txt file on my server.

How can I upload a string into the file on the Server?

Something like InetSend or so?

Edited October 22, 2013 by MadaraUchiha

[DatMCEyeBall]

Please use English on this forum, to translate your posts to english use google translate.

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Bitte benutzen Sie in diesem Forum Englisch, um Ihre Beiträge auf Englisch Nutzung google translate.

[MadaraUchiha]

 

Please use English on this forum, to translate your posts to english use google translate.

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Bitte benutzen Sie in diesem Forum Englisch, um Ihre Beiträge auf Englisch Nutzung google translate.

 

Sorry, updated it now.

[DatMCEyeBall]

Could you give us the website that you're using to upload/download the file?

Also, should I still put the translation on my posts?

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Können Sie uns die Website, die Sie verwenden, um Upload / Download die Datei?

Auch sollte ich noch setzen die Übersetzung auf meine Beiträge?

[MadaraUchiha]

Nope, not necessary to add the translations. You can write english, thats fine.

Well, its just a txt file on my webserver.

Here i uploaded a file for testing: http://madara1337.3owl.com/Autoit.txt

To get the content of the file I use this:

Local $sData = InetRead("http://madara1337.3owl.com/Autoit.txt")
Local $nBytesRead = @extended
MsgBox(4096, "", "Bytes read: " & $nBytesRead & @CRLF & @CRLF & BinaryToString($sData))
Exit

That workss fine.

I now like to write a string to the text file without using all ftp credentials and stuff. Just a way to upload a string.

[DatMCEyeBall]

>This topic might help you. That link auto directs you to post #7.

The UDF used in that post can be found >here.

Hope that helps.

Edited October 22, 2013 by DatMCEyeBall

[MadaraUchiha]

Thanks, I'll have a look

[DW1]

This is your webserver.  Do you have a php script or something to handle an http request and place it in to a file?  It sounds like you do not, so you would not be able to create an inet upload function like the inetget function.

You need some receiving script on the webserver side.  Otherwise, you could always set up an FTP server to handle incoming data and place it in your www/htdocs root directory.

Edited October 24, 2013 by danwilli

[MadaraUchiha]

Thanks so far.

Normally, if I use VB.Net There is no need for FTP to change a txt file. (With a php file and webrequests).

Is it also possible to send a HTTP GET Request. Like:

InetRequest("http://myserver.com/file.php?Command=Something")

Just like this?

[MadaraUchiha]

Just a request to a php file, is that possible? And capture the response of course?

[bogQ]

ObjCreate for winhttp.winhttprequest.5.1 ?

[MadaraUchiha]

Thanks for your reply.

I am kinda new to this.

If I create the Obj, how would a sample request look like. E.g. file is called Test.php

[bogQ]

$oHTTP = ObjCreate("winhttp.winhttprequest.5.1")
$oHTTP.Open("GET", "http://www.someurl.rs/test.php?some=vardata&someother=vardata" , False)
$oHTTP.send()
ConsoleWrite($oHTTP.Responsetext)

edit

if "winhttp.winhttprequest.5.1" fali (in some cases it can, example trying it on google search can result of blocking if from google service) you can allwayes try to use "Microsoft.XMLHTTP" instead of it

Edited October 23, 2013 by bogQ

[MadaraUchiha]

Thank you very much!

It works just perfectly :3