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I am sorry, the command line is<br />
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winscp /script=filename
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I am sorry, the command line is

winscp /script=filename

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We are looking to upload a file daily using secure FTP. We have an account to log in and a directory in a remote sftp server. We are using Winscp. We could use any script if necesary. I am looking for a script to run daily and upload the content of a folder to a remote sftp server.<br />
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Thanks<br />
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I am using win 2003 server
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We are looking to upload a file daily using secure FTP. We have an account to log in and a directory in a remote sftp server. We are using Winscp. We could use any script if necesary. I am looking for a script to run daily and upload the content of a folder to a remote sftp server.

Thanks

I am using win 2003 server

Secure FTP script automated

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