NonaSuomy wrote:

I get the same results using vbs, what was the fix?

I haven't got an answer so far.

Can you send me an email, so I can send you back a debug version of WinSCP to track the problem? Please include link back to this topic in your email. Also note in this topic that you have sent the email. Thanks.

I get the same results using vbs, what was the fix?

Any chance you can add a VBS example along side the JScript one

I have sent you an email.

Thanks for your post. I'll check and contact you soon.

I have encountered a new problem since installing Beta version 5.0.2 and 5.0.3.
I need to use passive mode and explicit ssl with a California government agency. I was able to do that with our previous version of WinSCP using a stored session, but I don't believe it was supported in a script until 5.0.2.
Now that we have installed 5.0.2 (and subsequently, 5.0.3), I can open the Winscp window with the following code:
WshShell = CREATEOBJECT("WScript.Shell")

WshShell.CurrentDirectory = this.icTempDirectory

ON ERROR llSuccess = .F.

oExec = WshShell.EXEC('"' + this.icWinSCPPath + '" /log=putlog.xml')

When I try to send my script to Winscp, I get no response.

I use the following to send the script:
oExec.StdIn.WriteLine('option batch abort')
oExec.StdIn.WriteLine('option confirm off')
IF (.inReconnectTime > 0)
oExec.StdIn.WriteLine('option reconnecttime ' + ALLTRIM(STR(this.inReconnectTime)))
ENDIF
oExec.StdIn.WriteLine('open ftps://' + .icUsername + ':' + .icPassword + '@' + .icServer + lcPort + '-explicitssl -passive=on -timeout=600')
oExec.StdIn.WriteLine('get /users/apprisk/ak1/*.txt ' + lcTempDirectory)
oExec.StdIn.WriteLine('close ')
oExec.StdIn.WriteLine('exit ')


The WinSCP window doesn't close, and the application stops.
When I manually close the window and execute the following:

lcOutput = oExec.StdOut.ReadAll()

All that is returned is the "winscp>" prompt.

What has changed that is causing my problem? I have tried to use the stored sessions that were working previously, but they no longer work either.