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gst Guest

logging for sessions

2007-06-11 12:11

hello,
we use winscp for our remote infrastructure.
german law requires to save logfiles, so that customerscan ask us who has done what.
we need a sessionlog which the user can't switch of.
we have thousends of remote devices and the connectivity cames from a database, so we have to start winscp from commandline.
please create two new parameters:
the first one for the protokoll ( e.g /ftp or /sftp )
the second for the sessionlog ( e.g. /sesslog=filename)
thank you

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Teka Guest

2007-06-11 22:00

Try this command, under command prompt:

Winscp /?

You will see :

Usage:
winscp session
winscp [(scp|sftp|ftp)://][user[:password]@]host[:port][/path/[file]]
winscp [session] [/console] [/script=file] [/command command1 command2 ...]
winscp [session] /synchronize [local_dir] [remote_dir] [/defaults]
winscp [session] /keepuptodate [local_dir] [remote_dir] [/defaults]
winscp /ini=<inifile> /log=<logfile> /privatekey=<keyfile>
winscp /update
winscp /help

 session  - Name of stored session or session information specified directly.
 /console - Console (text) mode. Default mode, when invoked using winscp.com.
 /script  - Executes batch script file. If the script does not end with 'exit'
            command, normal interactive mode follows.
 /command - Execute list of script commands.
 /synchronize  - Synchronizes content of two directories.
 /keepuptodate - Starts Keep remote directory up to date function.
 /defaults     - Starts operation without showing options dialog.
 /ini     - Path to configuration INI-file.
 /log     - Turns on logging to file.
 /privatekey - Default private key file for authentication.
 /update  - Queries application homepage for updates.
 /help    - Prints this usage.

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