Nice solution. I didn't see it.

Thanks.

Use XML logging:
https://winscp.net/eng/docs/logging_xml
and extract/transfer it anyway you like:
https://winscp.net/eng/docs/logging_xml#parse

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"Could not retrieve file information" does not say "ok, I know there is no file here". Also, the "Unknown error" comes most probably from the server.

Hi,
It seems there is no way to remove/hide the connection text that don't interest me.
Consider this command to find if a "no-file" exists on the server.


I would like to remove all lines WinSCP displays for the connection (the first 7 lines) and only display what my command does, which are:

Can't get attributes of file '/no-file'.
Could not retrieve file information
Unknown error

This way it is simpler to analyse the result.

2 suggestions:

• The first lines could be sent to stderr, and the 3 last could be sent to stdout.
  
• you could add two logging arguments like:
  

  /logconnect=C:\file1.log /logcommands=C:\file2.log

  
  

Thanks.

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Note:

These two lines seem to contradict. The first line says "ok, I know there is no file here" and the second one says "I don't know what happened".
It looks like a bug to me.