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martin

Re: Scripting Help for Simple Upload

No I mean a log file for "uploading this file manually via drag and drop from Winscp."
jmcknight00

Re: Scripting Help for Simple Upload

martin wrote:

Thanks. Show us a log file from GUI for a comparison.


Hi, I'm sorry, I don't know what GUI is. Do you mean a log file from the old ftp batch?
Thanks...

James
martin

Re: Scripting Help for Simple Upload

Thanks. Show us a log file from GUI for a comparison.
jmcknight00

Re: Scripting Help for Simple Upload

martin wrote:

The /log=c:\home\bbdumps\sftplog.txt parameter must be on WinSCP command-line (along with /script=....), not in put command.

Once you fix that, attach the log file here.



I uploaded the log file. Thanks for looking!
martin

Re: Scripting Help for Simple Upload

The /log=c:\home\bbdumps\sftplog.txt parameter must be on WinSCP command-line (along with /script=....), not in put command.

Once you fix that, attach the log file here.
jmcknight00

Scripting Help for Simple Upload

Hi, I am new to Winscp and am trying to automate a very simple upload to a remote server. I have created a .bat file and a .txt file to execute the script. I'm having trouble with the script file. Currently I have this:

Open sftp://<username>:<password>@bloomberg.com/
Put "c:\home\bbdumps\f2226icsh.inc" /log=c:\home\bbdumps\sftplog.txt
exit

The Winscp window opens and says "searching for host" but nothing else happens. So obviously it is not recognizing the syntax I used to open the sftp site and verify user name and password. I am successfully uploading this file manually via drag and drop from Winscp.

Any help would be appreciated highly! James