Bash script for ftp file transfer

Hello,

I would like to have a script which will run as a scheduled task which will zip a log file on a system and then will transfer the file to a ftp server. This will run as a scheduled task on a daily basis and also will run a similar one for a week base . I have a script written by someone else on which gives different results when ran differently when ran as scheduled task and manual. When its ran as a manual batch the transfered file size seems ok ? (not hardly checked) but when run as a scheduled task the log file transfered size is nearly at %1. Im giving the script
(some data maybe deleted like password etc)

Regards


for /f "tokens=1,2 delims==," %%a in ('C:\cron\omega\yesterday') do (
set p1=%%a
set p2=%%b
)

set ftpScript=C:\temp\tmp_FTPScript.cmd
set fileName=C:\temp\cpDailyLog_%p1%

echo %fileName%.zip C:\windows\fw1\r65\fw1\log\%p2%_*
zip %fileName%.zip C:\windows\fw1\r65\fw1\log\%p2%_*

ping 1.1.1.1 -n 1 -w 900000 > nul

echo open 10.x.x.x > %ftpScript%
echo ftpuser>> %ftpScript%
echo password>> %ftpScript%
echo bin >> %ftpScript%
echo cd logs >> %ftpScript%
echo cd omega >> %ftpScript%
echo cd cp >> %ftpScript%

echo put %fileName%.zip >> %ftpScript%
echo bye >> %ftpScript%

ftp -s:%ftpScript%

ping 1.1.1.1 -n 1 -w 900000 > nul

del %ftpScript%
del %fileName%.zip