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Guest

2017-12-07 13:41

Thanks. PERFECT!

martin

Re: Using COMMAND and SCRIPT in Batch

2017-12-07

/script happens before /command. So this won't work.

But you can use a parameterized script.

open %1%
ls 
ls /OUT 
mget OUT/xxx_*.zip 
ls /OUT

And call it like:

winscp.com /script=_Download.ftp /log=Winscp_LOG.txt /parameter sftp://xxx:yyy@server

See
https://winscp.net/eng/docs/scripting#arguments
https://winscp.net/eng/docs/script_upload_multiple_servers

ThomasM

Using COMMAND and SCRIPT in Batch

2017-12-06 10:25

Hello!

I want use the /command AND the /script-option like this in a Batchfile:

winscp.exe /console /script=_Download.ftp /log=Winscp_LOG.txt /command "open sftp://xxx:yyy@server"

with _Download.ftp:
ls
ls /OUT
mget OUT/xxx_*.zip
ls /OUT

Reason: I want the Login-Name/Password in the Batchfile, and the "FTP-Commands" like put/get in an extra Scriptfile.

But it looks like, the script-file was not "called" (WinSCP/DOS-Window-Output):

D:\SFTP_Test\Download
Keine Sitzung
Keine Sitzung
Keine Sitzung
Keine Sitzung
Suche nach entferntem Rechner...
Verbinde mit entferntem Rechner...
Authentifiziere...
Verwende Benutzername "xxxxxxx".
Authentifikation mit zuvor eingegebenem Passwort.
Authentifiziert.
Starte die Sitzung...
Lese entferntes Verzeichnis...
Sitzung gestartet.
Aktive Sitzung: [1] xxxxxxxxxxxxx
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