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You can have WinSCP [[ui_generateurl|generate a script template for you]] or even a complete batch file. | You can have WinSCP [[ui_generateurl|generate a script template for you]] or even a complete batch file. | ||
- | ===== [[script_file]] Script file ===== | + | option batch on |
- | Assemble the commands into a script file. You can name the script file as you like. See [[scripting#example|simple example]] and some [[scripts|useful scripts]]. | + | option confirm off |
- | + | open patrickbisch@ftp.howtogeek.com | |
- | Use the ''/script'' [[commandline#scripting|command line]] option to pass the script to the WinSCP [[executables|executable]]. Generally, you should also use ''[[commandline#configuration|/ini=nul]]'' switch to [[scripting#configuration|isolate the script execution from GUI configuration]]. You can embed the complete command line into a Windows batch file (''.bat''), like as follows: | + | cd backups |
- | <code batch> | + | option transfer binary |
- | @echo off | + | get /testremote* f:\backups\testlocal\* |
- | winscp.com /ini=nul /script=myscript.txt | + | synchronize local f:\backups\testlocal testremote |
- | </code> | + | exit |
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- | ~~AD~~ | + | |
===== [[using]] Using script ===== | ===== [[using]] Using script ===== |