- martin
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- Ramesh
-hostkey=* - does not work on winscp 4.2.9
                Hi 
I use this command line to transfer files
Requirement is tranfer single file from windows to multiple AIX boxes :
c:\winscp429\winscp.com /command "option confirm off" "open sftp://username:password@boxname -hostkey=*" "put c:\t1.txt /tmp/t3.txt" "close" "exit"
it works, but askes for hostkey addition to cache everytime, can u help pls, am struggleing and it is already 4 hrs i spent on this.
        I use this command line to transfer files
Requirement is tranfer single file from windows to multiple AIX boxes :
c:\winscp429\winscp.com /command "option confirm off" "open sftp://username:password@boxname -hostkey=*" "put c:\t1.txt /tmp/t3.txt" "close" "exit"
it works, but askes for hostkey addition to cache everytime, can u help pls, am struggleing and it is already 4 hrs i spent on this.
- martin
Re: Accepts 'Any' SSH Hostkey
                In the latest beta version you can use 
You are giving up any security by doing this though. Make sure you understand the implications.
        -hostkey=* switch of open command.
You are giving up any security by doing this though. Make sure you understand the implications.
- gorio
Accepts 'Any' SSH Hostkey
                Hello Guys,
I have a problem every time that i try to run a script, i get the following message
https://winscp.net/eng/docs/message_security_breach
I'd like to accept it automatically. Like press key U to (U)pdate
How to do it in command line script ?
Thank you
        I have a problem every time that i try to run a script, i get the following message
https://winscp.net/eng/docs/message_security_breach
I'd like to accept it automatically. Like press key U to (U)pdate
How to do it in command line script ?
Thank you