Is there a way to open a site first on the command line, and then execute scripts? :: Support Forum

Dan Curious Donor
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Is there a way to open a site first on the command line, and then execute scripts?

2020-12-16 20:00

, using the connection credentials and parameters defined in the site definition, then running scripts against that site.

In other words, something like

winscp.exe "JohnDoe" /console /loglevel=2 /log=debuglog.log /script=JohnDoe.scr

JohnDoe.scr
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TRACE JohnDoe_trace.txt
LOG JohnDoe_log.txt
#CONNECT JohnDoe - commented out

ONERROR GOTO DISCONNECT

PUT "c:\JohnDoeFiles\JohnDoe.dat"

ONERROR GOTO DISCONNECT
@LABEL DISCONNECT
CLOSE
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martin◆ Site Admin
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Location:: Prague, Czechia

Re: Is there a way to open a site first on the command line, and then execute scripts?

2020-12-16

In general, this works. Though there are no commands like TRACE, LOG or ONERROR in WinSCP scripting.

Also for scripting, you should use winscp.com, not winscp.exe.
See https://winscp.net/eng/docs/executables

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Dan Curious Donor

Re: Is there a way to open a site first on the command line, and then execute scripts?

2020-12-16 20:48

Ahhh. That's it. That's the problem I've having. It doesn't generate any logs, it just quickly disappears.

Ok, thanks Martin.

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martin◆ Site Admin

Re: Is there a way to open a site first on the command line, and then execute scripts?

2020-12-17

Your related question: https://winscp.net/forum/viewtopic.php?t=30325

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Is there a way to open a site first on the command line, and then execute scripts?