@mvidhyaa: If your question is about scripting, just use something like this:

Is it possible to use /username /password to pass the username and password with special character? Are there any command line examples on how to pass the host name and pass with /password

The problem is that in the password I have a special character too.
I have replaced it and it works fine now.

Thank you very much for the help.

Were the problem only the @domain, the ftp://user%40domain:password@domain would work. If it does not, there must be an additional problem. Are you able to login anyhow? In WinSCP GUI? In any other FTP client?

I run a Bat file that in other cases has worked correctly for me with the following instruction:

The content of the Script.txt file is:

I have tried substituting the first line of the script in the following ways:


but none of them work correctly for me. The problem is that the user contains @domain and I can't login.

Thanks.

Do you really have all the spaces in the URL? They should not be there.

Where are you exactly executing WinSCP from and how? Show us a complete example.

Hello.
User: user@domain
Password: password
Host: domain
I'm trying to open ftp: // user @ domain: password @ domain but it doesn't work. I am trying ftp: // user% 40domain: password @ domain and ftp: // user %% 40domain: password @ domain but it doesn't work either.
Can you help me?
Thank you very much