How can I copy files from external server and transfer them to Filezilla

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Ignacio407
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How can I copy files from external server and transfer them to Filezilla

I am new to WinScp and I have a script that gets files from an external server and processes them and then puts them into my local drive . What I would like to do now is copy those files to my Filezilla by using a winScp script right now this is what I have

option batch abort
option confirm off
open address -passphrase="phrase" -hostkey="key"
 get -filemask="TimeStamp" Remote-Directory Local-Directory

 exit

That code there processes the files and stores them in my local directory. What I want to do now is instead of processing them I want to copy the files and put them in Filezilla . The external server that the files are in have a lot of issues so copying would be a better way .

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Re: How can I copy files from external server and transfer them to Filezilla

What does it mean "put them in Filezilla"? Do you mean FileZilla client or FileZilla server?

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I meant the Filezilla client . For instance I can copy files from my remote server and then I paste them on my Filezilla client for processing . I was wondering if a winscp script an automate that process of copying those files and just transferring them to filezilla client .

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What does it mean "for processing"? How does FileZilla processes them? I assume it does upload them, right? So why don't you upload them by the script?

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The external server where the files are located has a lot of issues, in addition to the files being large . It typically takes about 9 hours to download all the files (Thousands) and it takes the same amount of time with sftp for C# . The biggest issue is that the download stops at random times and we have to manually start the process again .When I copy the files to Filezilla and process (Download) them there it takes only about 6 minutes . We manuall

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Sorry, you just keep repeating the same vague phrases. What do you mean by "copy the files to Filezilla" to "download" them? It does not make any sense to me.

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