I'm not quite sure what you mean. How could i set this up?
- hatzeflats
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- martin
Re: Solution
OK, but make sure you log the output of your batch file, not to have to fix problems like this with a trial and error.
- hatzeflats
Solution
Nevermind i've found the solution.
I added
cd c:\<path to winscp>\ as first line of the batch file. that did the trick.
I added
cd c:\<path to winscp>\ as first line of the batch file. that did the trick.
- hatzeflats
starting script with the taskscheduler
Hello,
I'm running into an issue with running the winSCP scripts automatically with the windows taskscheduler. The schdeuler says that the job was completed succesfully however the files don't turn up in the correct directory.
I'm able to run the scripts manually. so i thought the error was in the task scheduler. To check this i made a simple batch script that writes an ping output to an .txt file.
But that one does work. So at this point i don't know if it's in the script or the task config.
So this is the batch script that is run by the taskscheduller.
The above triggers this winSCP script.
This is how the taskscheduler is configured
General
X Run whether user is logged on or not
X Run with highest privileges
Triggers
Weekly sunday 23:59:59
Actions
Start a program
"path to the script"
Rest
Default
Can someone help me with this. I have the feeling i'm overlooking something very obvious. If you need more info please let me know.
Cheers,
Kevin[/img]
I'm running into an issue with running the winSCP scripts automatically with the windows taskscheduler. The schdeuler says that the job was completed succesfully however the files don't turn up in the correct directory.
I'm able to run the scripts manually. so i thought the error was in the task scheduler. To check this i made a simple batch script that writes an ping output to an .txt file.
@echo off
ping 8.8.8.8 > D:\scheduler_test_succesvol.txt
exit
But that one does work. So at this point i don't know if it's in the script or the task config.
So this is the batch script that is run by the taskscheduller.
winscp.com /script=GS1_Sync.txt
The above triggers this winSCP script.
option batch abort
option confirm off
open sftp://acc:pass@sftp:port/ -hostkey="hostkey="
synchronize local D:\Data\GS1_Data /outgoing
exit
This is how the taskscheduler is configured
General
X Run whether user is logged on or not
X Run with highest privileges
Triggers
Weekly sunday 23:59:59
Actions
Start a program
"path to the script"
Rest
Default
Can someone help me with this. I have the feeling i'm overlooking something very obvious. If you need more info please let me know.
Cheers,
Kevin[/img]