Re: Too much parameter
@barencibia: As documented: https://winscp.net/eng/docs/scripting#quotes
- martin
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- barencibia
Re: Too much parameter
It is required to pass the path between double quotes
Try something like this:
-privatekey="..."
Try something like this:
open <username>@<sftp.server> -privatekey="<path-to-your-ppk-file>"
- martin
Re: Getting Error like [Too many parameters for command 'open']
@Pradip Kumar Nayak: Please read:
Why the switches do not work in my script?
Why the switches do not work in my script?
- Pradip Kumar Nayak
Getting Error like [Too many parameters for command 'open']
Hi,
I am using WinSCP version 4.2.8.
When I execute the attached script file I got an error message
Please help me to execute the script.
Thank you in advance.
Regards, Pradip
I am using WinSCP version 4.2.8.
When I execute the attached script file I got an error message
Too many parameters for command 'open'
Please help me to execute the script.
Thank you in advance.
Regards, Pradip
- martin
Re: Too much parameter
@why: You are probably using an old version of WinSCP. The parameter is supported since 4.1.x only.
- why
Too much parameter
Why! I'm using in script .txt
It errors
open sftp://<user>@<host> -privatekey=<privatekey Name>.ppk
It errors
Too many parameters for command 'open'.
- martin
Re: how can i include private key in the open command
In the latest version you have one more option, to use
https://winscp.net/eng/docs/scriptcommand_open#privatekey
-privatekey switch with open command.
https://winscp.net/eng/docs/scriptcommand_open#privatekey
- martin
Re: how can i include private key in the open command
Edit 2023: Use
Old obsolete answer:
You have several options:
-privatekey switch:
open -privatekey=mykey.ppk sftp://user@example.com/
Old obsolete answer:
You have several options:
- Use /privatekey option to set up default private key.
- Follow hints in this FAQ.
- Use pageant to feed keys.
- hputumbaka@...
How can I include private key in the open command
I would like open a new session using the private key
ex:
I don't see an option to include private key in the above command, I would like to automate the script I do not want to use GUI. I would appreciate if some can reply me. thank you.
ex:
open username:password@domainname.com
I don't see an option to include private key in the above command, I would like to automate the script I do not want to use GUI. I would appreciate if some can reply me. thank you.