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Before scheduling script it is worth to check how it works. so from Command Prompt I have just run my batch file. The server rejected SFTP connection, but it listens for FTP connections. Did you want to use FTP protocol instead of SFTP? Prefer using encryption. Image: As shown in the image above, I have specified that It is FTP file protocol. But It doesn't help. So far I have looked up: https://winscp.net/eng/docs/message_server_rejected_sftp_listens_for_ftp https://winscp.net/eng/docs/ui_login And It works fine on FileZilla as FTP. Therefore, I can eliminate the following possibilities:

I wrote a WinSCP script that upload a local file to a SFTP site. The script is saved into .txt: WinSCP.com open sftp://username:password@address cd /export/home/Desktop/Temp put C:\Users\Dekstop\JPMC\a.xlsx close exit Then I look at this post and write this code into Excel VBA: Sub RunWinScp() Call Shell("C:\Program Files (x86)\WinSCP\WinSCP.com /ini=nul/script=C:\Users\Desktop\WinSCPGetNew.txt") End Sub But when I try to run it, nothing happens. There is no error, but the file is not transferred correctly neither. Could someone please help? Thanks a lot! Martin Prikryl You need to enclose the

I am using the following code to transfer files from my FTP server to my local machine which works fine. "C:\Program Files (x86)\WinSCP\WinSCP.com" /command ^ "open ftp://rnandipati:J13@Files8.cyberlynk.net/kgptel/" ^ "lcd ""C:\\rnandipati\KGP\File History""" ^ "get *.xls>1D" ^ "rm *.xls<1D" ^ "exit" Now, I access my server using this path \\fs01\\Reporting\KGP\File History When I put this path in place of my local directory path, it shows an error that the system could not find the file specified and error changing directory. Thanks. Martin Prikryl A UNC path cannot be a working directory in

I have a put command which is working in SFTP for one file. Below, I have code using FTP and I need to convert it to SFTP: echo put \\Server1\Folder1\Folder2\File1.txt /Folder1/Folder2/sympdayedw_%datestr%%timestr%.txt >> \\Server1\Folder1\Folder2\File.txt Can anybody explain to me what the meaning of the above syntax in FTP batch script is? In my understanding File1 is copied from \\Server1\Folder1\Folder2\File1.txt to /Folder1/Folder2/sympdayedw_%datestr%%timestr%.txt , but I don't understand the meaning of \\Server1\Folder1\Folder2\File.txt . Now I need to convert from FTP to SFTP, however,

I am calling WinSCP via command line but I can't figure out how to set passive mode properly to the script. Here is the script now: option batch on option confirm off open ftp://user_and_pass_details:21 cd /out/ option transfer binary put C:\afile.text close exit You can specify the passive option in your open: open ftp://user_and_pass_details:21 -passive=on|off Your full script will become: option batch on option confirm off open ftp://user_and_pass_details:21 -passive=on cd /out/ option transfer binary put C:\afile.text close exit Please refer to: http://winscp.net/eng/docs/scriptcommand

Using WinSCP .NETassembly for SFTP support from a C# program. When building my project in Visual Studio, I would like WinSCP.exe and WinSCPnet.dll to be copied to the bin output directory. WinSCPnet.dll is easy enough - as its added as an assembly reference, just set "Copy Local" to true, and its done. But what about WinSCP.exe ? Two things I can think of: add the file WinSCP.exe to the root of the project, and set "Copy To Output Directory" to "Copy always" . in project properties Build Events , use post-build event command line to copy the file using command line copy command. Both seem a

Closed. This question is off-topic . It is not currently accepting answers. Want to improve this question? Update the question so it's on-topic for Stack Overflow. Closed 3 years ago . There's a file on a node I'm trying to grab with WinSCP. Normally to access the file through my Linux VM I use the commands ssh -p 2200 -L 2020:py-01:22 foo@university.edu and that builds a tunnel to where I want to go. Then I open a second terminal and say: ssh -p 2020 foo@localhost Which connects me to that tunnel and I can see the file I want to get at. So I'm trying to use WinSCP to do the similar process so