I have a zip file in my ftp server. Is there any way to unzip it using NAnt?
Here is a sample code of what I would like to do:
<ftp connection="liveAuditToolConnection" remotedir="/remotedir">
<unzip zipfile="backup.zip"/>
</ftp>
Suppose that the backup.zip file already exists in the ftp server.
thanx:)
NAnt does not support remote operations. If you are running on a Windows system, trying looking at PSExec
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I have made searches both here and on google but I didn't found anything and have no clue how can that be done or evn where to start.
Try Extract-ZipFile cmdlet. Then access the exe where you have extracted the zip file.
Try expand-archive to unzip files. Power shell v5 has it
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I reference the dll files from within the script in the following way:
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Thanks,
Amit.
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