Re: Invalid Memory Access using script at Master Password prompt
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Invalid Memory Access using script at Master Password prompt
I have been beating my head against the wall trying to get this program to accept a script and do the right thing. I've had various forms of NO LUCK, but now running the script gives the "Invalid Memory Access" error right after printing the "Master Password:" prompt. Your help said to file a bug, so here it is.
The script test.scp is very simple:
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Here's the command and output:
CMDPROMPT>"c:\program files\winscp\winscp.com" /script test.scp
Master password: Invalid access to memory
CMDPROMPT>
Check for updates says I have the latest version (4.2.7)
Win XP SP3
P.S. I had been getting the error where it claims there's no host. I added the -hostkey option to my open command in an attempt to get past that error and this symptom appeared just after that. This really *should* be much easier than it's been. It would help if there were some clues in the output about how to resolve the problems.
The script test.scp is very simple:
option batch on
option confirm off
open sftp://user:pwd@example.com
Here's the command and output:
CMDPROMPT>"c:\program files\winscp\winscp.com" /script test.scp
Master password: Invalid access to memory
CMDPROMPT>
Check for updates says I have the latest version (4.2.7)
Win XP SP3
P.S. I had been getting the error where it claims there's no host. I added the -hostkey option to my open command in an attempt to get past that error and this symptom appeared just after that. This really *should* be much easier than it's been. It would help if there were some clues in the output about how to resolve the problems.