Scripting File download and generating transaction log
Just downloaded WinSCP and find it extremely user friendly in GUI mode.
However, I'm working to create a script file which will log into an ftpes server, download files, and create a "transaction log"
I've got the script working the logs into the server, changes the remote path, gets the files matching the *.xml file name on that path into a local folder.
But I need to write the transaction log into another file on my local drive so that I can present that info to my user if need be.
I found a sample command line that looks like:
So I assume that my script, which looks like (for now):
gets run by the previous command-line and will log the output to the path indicated.
What does the option:
/ini=null
in the command line sequence accomplish?
However, I'm working to create a script file which will log into an ftpes server, download files, and create a "transaction log"
I've got the script working the logs into the server, changes the remote path, gets the files matching the *.xml file name on that path into a local folder.
But I need to write the transaction log into another file on my local drive so that I can present that info to my user if need be.
I found a sample command line that looks like:
"C:\Program Files (x86)\WinSCP\WinSCP.exe" /log="C:\writable\path\to\log\WinSCP.log" /ini=nul /script="C:\path\to\script\script.txt"
So I assume that my script, which looks like (for now):
open ftpes://FTP-yadayada:password@URL/ -explicit # Change the remote directory cd /XML/Test/Out # download all xml files from the remote source and save in the C:\Data\ get *.xml C:\Data\XMLProcessing\
What does the option:
/ini=null
in the command line sequence accomplish?
