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eaglejon15

Re: Scripting error: return code 127 and error message

I figured it out by sure dumb luck.

In the GUI under sessions there is a set defaults. I had tryed to save a session like I wanted, then highlight it and try to save as default. This however doesn't work. You must make all your desired changes then go into session and click set defaults. This is not self explainatory, and never saw any of this in the Documentation, but none the less I figured it out after months of dealing with this.
eaglejon15

Re: Scripting error: return code 127 and error message

[quote="prikryl"]Please read [url=https://winscp.net/eng/docs/faq_script_ini]FAQ[/url]. If that does not help, come back.[/quote]

Prikryl,

I have looked through this site extensively and cannot find an answer. This seems like a pretty straight forward question that many people should have encountered. Whenever I connect to a device using the GUI I'm always prompted with an error saying somethng about "command groups". I know that if you do not want this message to come up you must switch protocol to SCP and under Environment -> SCP/Shell uncheck lookup user groups. I want to know a way to do this through automation so my batch script doesn't come back with an error everytime its called.

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martin

Re: Scripting error: return code 127 and error message

Please read FAQ. If that does not help, come back.
eaglejon15

Scripting error: return code 127 and error message

using SCP protocol I'm attempting to connect to a server via automation/scripting.

I'm using batch to automate. Below is my script: 


@echo off



echo Connecting to host to download files

echo option batch on > script.tmp

echo option confirm off >> script.tmp

echo open scp://root:%1@%2:2222 -passive >> script.tmp

echo synchronize local <Directory> <Directory> >> script.tmp



echo Executing script

winscp /script=script.tmp



if %ERRORLEVEL% NEQ 0 echo ERROR: %ERRORLEVEL%



echo Delete temporary script

del script.tmp



I always get the below error in my log.

* 2010-10-12 15:29:13.747 (ECommand) Error looking up user groups.
* 2010-10-12 15:29:13.747 Command 'groups'
* 2010-10-12 15:29:13.747 failed with return code 127 and error message
* 2010-10-12 15:29:13.747 -ash: groups: not found.

I'm executing this batch file through perl and always get error code of 1 no matter if successful or NOT.

How do you turn off/unclick lookup user groups through automation?

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