Re: Error Logging
If you use XML logging, it should be fairly easy to filter out the errors (e.g. using XSLT).
Thank you. I will look into XML logging and research XSLT.
- navilor
Thank you. I will look into XML logging and research XSLT.
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Thank you. I will look into XML logging and research XSLT.
- martin
Re: Error Logging
If you use XML logging, it should be fairly easy to filter out the errors (e.g. using XSLT).
- navilor
System Information
I apologize for not including this above:
Version: WinSCP 4.1.9
Platform: Windows Vista Ultimate 64bit
Transfer protocol: SCP
Method: scripting/automation
Command line:
Contents of script file:
winscpbatchfile.txt
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Version: WinSCP 4.1.9
Platform: Windows Vista Ultimate 64bit
Transfer protocol: SCP
Method: scripting/automation
Command line:
winscp.com /script="winscpbatchfile.txt" /log=C:\Users\Kevin\Desktop\Utils\freenas.out.log
Contents of script file:
winscpbatchfile.txt
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option batch continue
option transfer
option confirm off
option exclude "$Recycle.Bin; System Volume Information;*.tmp; UsrClass.dat*; ntuser.dat*"
lcd F:
open username:password@192.168.1.4
cd /mnt/share/kevin/emulation
synchronize remote -mirror -delete -nopreservetime
lcd G:
# open username:password@192.168.1.4
cd /mnt/share/kevin/games
synchronize remote -mirror -delete -nopreservetime
lcd c:\graphics
# open username:password@192.168.1.4
cd /mnt/share/kevin/graphics
synchronize remote -mirror -delete -nopreservetime
lcd h:
# open username:password@192.168.1.4
cd /mnt/share/kevin/misc
synchronize remote -mirror -delete -nopreservetime
lcd c:\users\Kevin
# open username:password@192.168.1.4
cd /mnt/share/kevin/users/kevin
synchronize remote -mirror -delete -nopreservetime
exit
- navilor
Error Logging
First of all, thank you for the wonderful program you have written. I have been using it for years. My massive amount of data has required me to build a FreeNAS box and I now need to perform automation.
I know that I am missing something obvious. Here is my question.
How do I limit logging to only capture errors? Can I do log splitting and have successful results land in one log file and errors land in a different one? (e.g. error.log, success.log)
I have checked your sections on Session Logging, Command-line Options and your Documentation forum (<invalid hyperlink removed by admin>) to no avail.
Will you please direct me to the proper documentation that I am missing?
I know that I am missing something obvious. Here is my question.
How do I limit logging to only capture errors? Can I do log splitting and have successful results land in one log file and errors land in a different one? (e.g. error.log, success.log)
I have checked your sections on Session Logging, Command-line Options and your Documentation forum (<invalid hyperlink removed by admin>) to no avail.
Will you please direct me to the proper documentation that I am missing?