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Command-line Options
@echo off
“C:\WinSCP\WinSCP.com” ^
/command ^ "open sftp://respectuser:~676ff7dc582f223a5aeeeb01f1d8bbc7~40~ad10ef2263df5a81c4050946665d3729~XML~fb7825a0b8d0472ce18d1f53670a9e63~//~ef2bb3ca3834cc5caa3479f8d7d3c56f~)~5589dcc5295c1d7ebcb7b4e86f12be54~//%%'' denotes that all following arguments are not switches. Example:
winscp.exe /synchronize // "C:\Users\martin\Documents\MySite" /root
Executables
Learn about two WinSCP executables, winscp.exe and winscp.com.
Hint
If you are going to run WinSCP from command-line often, you may wish to add WinSCP installation directory to search path.
Running from Bash
When running WinSCP from a shell, where /switch is interpreted as a path, such as Git Bash, use a dash (-) instead of the slash (/) for switches. For example:
./WinSCP.com -script="myscript.txt" -log="myscript.log"