Call WinSCP to check if files on a host exist or not using a batch file - to run everyday

问题

I am trying to automate a call to a remote server using WinSCP which is a redundant everyday task. I want the batch file to call remote machine - provide username and password, and later check for if files exist.

So far I am able to start a WinSCP server but still the batch file does not consume username and password - it is still asking for them and/or providing an error regarding too many arguments.

chdir /d D:\Program Files\WinSCP\
winscp.com 172.18.186.39 username password

回答1:

Your syntax does not even remotely resemble WinSCP command-line syntax for scripting.

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See WinSCP article on Checking file existence using scripting:

@echo off

set REMOTE_PATH=/home/user/test.txt
winscp.com /command ^
    "open ftp://username:password@ftp.example.com/" ^
    "stat %REMOTE_PATH%" ^
    "exit"

if %ERRORLEVEL% neq 0 goto error

echo File %REMOTE_PATH% exists
rem Do something
exit /b 0

:error
echo Error or file %REMOTE_PATH% not exists
exit /b 1

The above example is for FTP protocol. You didn't tell use what protocol are you using. If not FTP, you have to change the open command accordingly.

You can have WinSCP GUI generate the open command for you.

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Once you have the batch file ready, use Windows Scheduler to call it regularly.

来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/45136462/call-winscp-to-check-if-files-on-a-host-exist-or-not-using-a-batch-file-to-run