fixed, thank you!
This feature was added in 3.7.6. Thanks much.
- colfer
Hi, I am using a command prompt window in WinXP. Here is the script file "0.txt":
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- martin
OK, you are right, I haven't tried this option. What I did (and what can be workaround for you until I fix it):
put c:\e\html\filename1.php c:\e\html\filename2.php c:\e\html\filename2.php c:\e\html\filename3.php /path/to/
- Guest
Actually an echo of the directory (on login and when specified in the upload) would be nice to. :)
- colfer
Hi, I am using a command prompt window in WinXP. Here is the script file "0.txt":
And here is the output when it is done:
Thanks again.
option batch on
option confirm off
open foo@bar.com
option transfer ascii
put c:\e\html\filename1.php /path/to/filename1.php
put c:\e\html\filename2.php /path/to/filename2.php
put c:\e\html\filename3.php /path/to/filename3.php
close
And here is the output when it is done:
C:\e>winscp3.com /script=0.txt
batch on
confirm off
Initialisation...
Searching for host...
Connecting to host...
Authenticating...
Using username "foo".
Authenticated.
Starting the session...
Reading remote directory...
Session started.
Active session: [1] foo@bar.com
transfer ascii
c:\...\filename3.php | 15 kB | 26.8 kB/s | ascii | 100%
Session 'foo@bar.com' closed.
No session.
winscp>
Thanks again.
- martin
Re: script should not overwrite file upload progress
Can you give me more details as it works for me correctly?
- colfer
script should not overwrite file upload progress
If I use a script to upload several files, the file upload progress line overwrites itself for each file. So at the end, I do not have a record of which files I uploaded. Only the last file uploaded is visible.
Thanks!
Thanks!