Re: Capability
Sure. Start here:
https://winscp.net/eng/docs/guide_automation#results
https://winscp.net/eng/docs/guide_automation#results
- martin
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- Guest
I downloaded the program and tested it with your command and it worked perfectly! Thank you so much! I'll make a PayPal donation to the cause.
- Guest
Thank you. I'll look through the documentation and do some testing. I appreciate the help very much.
- Pathduck
Hi!
'winscp.com' is the thing to use for scripting, read the docs here:
https://winscp.net/eng/docs/scripting
Open a connection and exit:
Then check return code of last command:
So if it doesn't work or server is down:
'winscp.com' is the thing to use for scripting, read the docs here:
https://winscp.net/eng/docs/scripting
Open a connection and exit:
winscp.com /command "open ftp://anonymous:password@ftp.scene.org/" "exit"
Then check return code of last command:
echo %errorlevel%
0
So if it doesn't work or server is down:
winscp.com /command "open ftp://anonymous:email@domain.com@ftp.scene.org:1234/" "exit"
Connecting to ftp.scene.org:1234 ...
Connection failed.
No connection could be made because the target machine actively refused it.
Connection failed.
echo %errorlevel%
1
- rhnielsen
Capability
I was looking through the documentation and not sure I can accomplish what I need. I would like to ask a simple question if possible. I'm no expert on FTP or scripting, but not afraid to do the work to make it work. Before I go down that route can someone confirm that I can accomplish the following.........
I want to put a command line at the top of a batch job that confirms that the receiving FTP server is online and functioning. I'm thinking I would write a login script and if it does not work WinSCP would return some type of error code which the batch job can look for. If the error exists the batch job would exit and not try to send the data file.
Can this be done using WinSCP?
Thank you
I want to put a command line at the top of a batch job that confirms that the receiving FTP server is online and functioning. I'm thinking I would write a login script and if it does not work WinSCP would return some type of error code which the batch job can look for. If the error exists the batch job would exit and not try to send the data file.
Can this be done using WinSCP?
Thank you