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<blockquote data-quote="Script/Terminal" data-source="post: 1692829" data-attributes="member: 366703"><p>It would probably be wiser to use terminal to do this. I am no expert but I suggest netcat/nc. You need to have access to wherever you are trying to transfer your files. The syntax would (on a mac, linux is a different ballgame all together) &quot;nc -l 2222 &lt;whatever you want to call the file&quot; on the machine you want to transfer the files to. The syntax would be &quot;nc -p 2222 youripaddress &gt;file you are transferring&quot;. Enter those commands without quotes. Hope this helps, if your are dead set on using script editor then I suggest&nbsp;&nbsp; do shell script &quot;nc junk&quot;&nbsp; also on openBSD, macs, you can make your computer continually listen for a signal on that port from your computer. You can choose the port you want but I believe the first 1048 require a sudo command to use. In applescript to use sudo add &quot;with administrative privileges&quot;. This is necessary to use these lower ports.</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="Script/Terminal, post: 1692829, member: 366703"] It would probably be wiser to use terminal to do this. I am no expert but I suggest netcat/nc. You need to have access to wherever you are trying to transfer your files. The syntax would (on a mac, linux is a different ballgame all together) "nc -l 2222 <whatever you want to call the file" on the machine you want to transfer the files to. The syntax would be "nc -p 2222 youripaddress >file you are transferring". Enter those commands without quotes. Hope this helps, if your are dead set on using script editor then I suggest do shell script "nc junk" also on openBSD, macs, you can make your computer continually listen for a signal on that port from your computer. You can choose the port you want but I believe the first 1048 require a sudo command to use. In applescript to use sudo add "with administrative privileges". This is necessary to use these lower ports. [/QUOTE]

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