Re: Re : parameters
It would be nice if the syntax were instead "[user[:password]]@host" and WinSCP would prompt for the username as well as the password if they were omitted. Any chance of that in a new version?
OK, maybe :-)
- martin
OK, maybe :-)
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OK, maybe :-)
- Guest
Re: Re : parameters
Note that instead of "name_of_the_session" you may type "user[:password]@host".
It would be nice if the syntax were instead "[user[:password]]@host" and WinSCP would prompt for the username as well as the password if they were omitted. Any chance of that in a new version?
- martin
Re: Re : parameters
WinSCP have only little of command-line options. Note that instead of "name_of_the_session" you may type "user[:password]@host". WinSCP has ad hoc support for Windows "Send to" hook. So, you you may type "winscp3 session /upload file1 file2 file3". That is generally all.
- lentils_man
Re : parameters
i successfully did with
"PATH_TO_WINSCP3\WinSCP3.exe" name_of_the_session
however, i would be interested to know what other
parameters or switches we can use.
"PATH_TO_WINSCP3\WinSCP3.exe" name_of_the_session
however, i would be interested to know what other
parameters or switches we can use.
- Gerrd Ferrer
Launch Winscp with parmeters (for example the session name) from an external application.
We'd like to lauch Winscp from an existing application client. And to specify the session where to connect. (We have 4 servers computers) How can we do that ?
Thanks in advance
Thanks in advance