Saving Env Variable as a file using SFTP :: Support Forum

Ikeuchi
Joined:: 2021-08-12
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Location:: London

Saving Env Variable as a file using SFTP

2021-08-12 15:45

Hi all,
I have been reading about /stdin and /stdout but could not find the answer.
I have an env variable, and I want to save it as a text in the SFTP. It would be the equivalent of the command:

echo %tfile% > new.txt

Here is the script structure:

set tfile="I want this as a text file in the server"
winscp  /log="C:\sftp\logwinscp.log" /ini=nul /command ^
   "open sftp://user@site.files.com/ -hostkey=""ssh-rsa 4096 xxxxxxxxxxxxxcvvieGg1R2Vx8/5VSw="" -privatekey=""C:\sftp\private.ppk""" ^
   "put ????? new.txt" ^
   "exit"

For particular reasons, I want to avoid saving a local file before uploading it.

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martin◆ Site Admin
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Re: Saving Env Variable as a file using SFTP

2021-08-13

set tfile="I want this as a text file in the server"
echo %tfile% | winscp /stdin /log="C:\sftp\logwinscp.log" /ini=nul /command ^
   "open sftp://user@site.files.com/ -hostkey=""ssh-rsa 4096 xxxxxxxxxxxxxcvvieGg1R2Vx8/5VSw="" -privatekey=""C:\sftp\private.ppk""" ^
   "put - new.txt" ^
   "exit"