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[quote="TimU"]Your [m]SAMPLE.TXT[/m] script seems flawed.

Try this:
[b]Sample.txt[/b]
[code]@winscp@
# Automatically abort script on errors 
option batch abort 
# Disable overwrite confirmations that conflict with the previous 
option confirm off 
# Force binary mode transfer 
option transfer binary 
# Establish the connection 
open username:password@ipaddress:10022
# Change the Local Directory 
lcd "Z:\"
# Change to the correct Remote directory 
cd /<RemoteDirectory>
# List the local files 
lls 
# List Remote Files
ls
# Upload *.csv
put "*.csv"
[/code]
This will give you a list of the Local Directory and the Remote Directory so you can be sure you're looking at the correct locations.

I'm assuming that Z: refers to a mapped network drive? Pls be aware that this won't be available if you're planning on running this script as a scheduled task, unless you map it manually in the tasks batch file.

You're better off using this command to be universally accessible:
[code]@winscp@
# Change the Local Directory 
lcd "\\servername\share"[/code]
Hope this helps.
Tim[/quote]

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TimU

Re: order of uploading files

2012-03-21 01:56

@clt: You could either:

Script it externally then call WinSCP with a known list of files to transfer.
Run multiple WinSCP passes over your source directory, first transferring *.gpg, then *.chk.

Here's an extract of a Windows Batch script that will append file names to an existing SFTP Batch Script

DIR /a-d /b *.gpd %source.path% >%SFTP.batch.filelist%
DIR /a-d /b *.chk %source.path% >>%SFTP.batch.filelist%
 
:: If there are no files in the source directory to transfer, leave the script.
if errorlevel==1 (@ECHO Nothing To Do - Exiting Script)&(Goto