Change log level with command line parameter?
Hello,
I have a problem with logging my file transfers.
I am using a batch-file where I execute the following script.
Some time ago the log-files started to get pretty big, like 700mb log-file for a 170mb file.
So I perhaps the default log-level has changed.
So is there a special parameter or command to change the log-level for a transfer, I could use in this line:
I am using version 5.1.4, but I tested this scenario with the newest version, too (5.1.7)
I have a problem with logging my file transfers.
I am using a batch-file where I execute the following script.
set WrkDir=C:\WinSCP set BatchFile=%WrkDir%\Test.batch set LogFile=%WrkDir%\Test.log echo>%BatchFile% option echo on echo>>%BatchFile% option batch abort echo>>%BatchFile% option confirm off echo>>%BatchFile% option reconnecttime off echo>>%BatchFile% option transfer binary echo>>%BatchFile% open User@123.123.123.123 echo>>%BatchFile% ls echo>>%BatchFile% put Test.jpg echo>>%BatchFile% exit "C:\WinSCP\winscp.com" /script=%BatchFile% /log=%LogFile%
So I perhaps the default log-level has changed.
So is there a special parameter or command to change the log-level for a transfer, I could use in this line:
winscp.com /script=%BatchFile% /log=%LogFile%
