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| * For task action, select //Start a program// and client //Next//. | * For task action, select //Start a program// and client //Next//. | ||
| * Browse for ''WinSCP.com'' [[executable]]. | * Browse for ''WinSCP.com'' [[executable]]. | ||
| - | * In //Add arguments// add appropriate WinSCP [[commandline|command-line]] parameters to execute the [[scripting#commands|scripting commands]] you need (typically you will use ''/script or ''/command'' parameters). \\ The resulting arguments may look like: '' %% /command "option batch abort" "option confirm off" "open user:password@example.com" "put d:\examplefile.txt /home/user/" "exit" %% '' Note that the command-line parameter ''/console'' was not specified, what makes ''WinSCP.exe'' not show the console window, not to disturb you while you are using your workstation. | + | * In //Add arguments// add appropriate WinSCP [[commandline|command-line]] parameters to execute the [[scripting#commands|scripting commands]] you need (typically you will use ''/script or ''/command'' parameters). \\ The resulting arguments may look like: '' %% /command "option batch abort" "option confirm off" "open user:password@example.com" "put d:\examplefile.txt /home/user/" "exit" %% '' |
| * You may want to use ''/log'' parameter to turn on [[logging|session logging to file]]. | * You may want to use ''/log'' parameter to turn on [[logging|session logging to file]]. | ||
| * When done, click //Next//, review your options and confirm with //Finish//. | * When done, click //Next//, review your options and confirm with //Finish//. | ||
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| + | If something does not work, and you want to debug, you can do it like this: Go to //Windows Start Menu > Run// . And then type ''cmd'' and hit //Enter//. Then you type something like ''C:\some program folder\WinSCP\WinSCP.exe /console'' , and hit //Enter//. Now you can test one single command at a time. First you usually want to test // open user:password@example.com //. And then perhaps // put d:\examplefile.txt /home/user/ //. And see what happens, and not. | ||
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| ===== Scheduling on Windows XP and Earlier ===== | ===== Scheduling on Windows XP and Earlier ===== | ||