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leonardo07746
Joined: 2015-08-06
Posts: 9 Location: cuba |
Posted: 2016-08-12 16:42
good morning, I need some help on these, the first problem is that the Exit command isn't closing the prompt when the script has finished the job, the cause is that it doesn't run again at the scheduled next time, the prompt stood there just open, the script goes like this
Quote: # Automatically abort script on errors option batch abort # Disable overwrite confirmations that conflict with the previous option confirm off # option transfer binary cd c:\Program Files cd WinSCP @echo off winSCP.com /command ^ "option batch abort" ^ "open ftp://ftpmetropolitano:ftpmetro@192.168.xxx.x1/ " ^ "synchronize local -delete -filemask=|*.rar C:\Sabic\JOURNAL /Journals/TRASVAL/ " ^ "/log=C:\logsdelScript2.log" /loglevel=1" ^ "exit" and the second is that the log file has just increased almost a 1 gb file size, how can I do to create a diferent log file every time the script activates and not overwrite the same log every time. THANKS _________________ leo |
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martin
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Joined: 2002-12-10
Posts: 26108 Location: Prague, Czechia |
Posted: 2016-08-12
You have to move the
exit after the other commands (before the /log). And use some log file name patterns to make the name unique.
Code: winSCP.com /command ^
"option batch abort" ^ "open ftp://ftpmetropolitano:ftpmetro@192.168.xxx.x1/ " ^ "synchronize local -delete -filemask=|*.rar C:\Sabic\JOURNAL /Journals/TRASVAL/ " ^ "exit" ^ "/log=C:\logsdelScript2_!Y!M!D!T.log" /loglevel=1 |
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leonardo07746
Joined: 2015-08-06
Posts: 9 Location: cuba |
Posted: 2016-08-16 18:52
YEP, the not overwriting request and patterns work like a charm, thanks, but the exit command is not working properly, the prompt is there everytime.
Does the "exit" command need to be before the "/log.............? that isn't working for me, what am i missing Quote: "synchronize local -delete -filemask=|*.rar C:\Sabic\JOURNAL /Journals/TRASVAL/ " ^
"exit" ^ "/log=C:\LOGS_JOURNALS\logsdelScript_!Y_!M_!D_!T.log" /loglevel=1" _________________ leo |
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martin
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Joined: 2002-12-10
Posts: 26108 Location: Prague, Czechia |
Posted: 2016-08-18
This is correct. Make sure there's no space after all
^'s and there's at least one space on the following lines.
If you have problems, post a complete batch file as an attachment. |
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