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FrankSak

Re: pausing my script file so i can see the results

Anonymous wrote:

martin wrote:

Do not use winscp.exe from a batch file, use winscp.com.
See https://winscp.net/eng/docs/executables


thanks for the reply, and that is working for me. so now i see this error about that pathing not be correct. But that's what I see in the documentation sent to me and that's the path i see when connecting via Winscp app. See attachment. any ideas on this?
thanks again!


disregard last question. one letter was capitalized and it should not have been.
thanks again for you help
Guest

Re: pausing my script file so i can see the results

martin wrote:

Do not use winscp.exe from a batch file, use winscp.com.
See https://winscp.net/eng/docs/executables


thanks for the reply, and that is working for me. so now i see this error about that pathing not be correct. But that's what I see in the documentation sent to me and that's the path i see when connecting via Winscp app. See attachment. any ideas on this?
thanks again!
FrankSak

pausing my script file so i can see the results

I have a bat file that launches winscp.exe in console mode that calls a script file that has all the SFTP connections details. But when i run it, it's not connecting and the dos window that opens to let me know if the file has been synced goes away to fast so i can't see what the messages are. i tried adding pause to the txt file/script, but that doesn't work. is there a way i can keep that dos window open so i can see what's going on?