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WinSCP documentation for error message Host is not communicating for more than 15 seconds says (among other): If the problem repeats, try turning off Optimize connection buffer size. …

If you want to start "Keep remote directory up to date" automatically, you can use the /keepuptodate switch: winscp.exe session /keepuptodate C:\local\path /remote/path You can create a desktop short …

.""" ^ "put -neweronly C:\local\path\test.cpp /remote/path/*" ^ "get -neweronly /remote/path/out C:\local\path\*" ^ "exit" timeout /t 30 goto loop (WinSCP GUI can generate a batch file template … for you) If you want to keep the connection open (not to reconnect for each iteration), you better use WinSCP .NET assembly from a PowerShell script. …

WinSCP Remote custom commands (as a kind of remote commands) work with the SCP only (and with the SFTP by fallback to the SCP). …

Your log file says: sudo: a terminal is required to read the password; either use the -S option to read from standard input or configure an askpass helper WinSCP cannot prompt you for a sudo password … If you want to use sudo with WinSCP, you cannot require password prompt. See WinSCP FAQ How do I change user after login? …

Just use an IP address of the proxy as FTP server Host name in WinSCP. …

WinSCP does not support use of multiple connections for synchronization. … Though you can script this using WinSCP .NET assembly: Use Session.CompareDirectories method to find the list of files that need synchronization. …

You can use relative paths in WinSCP. If it does not work, then the working directory is different than you think. Initial working directory depends on how you start WinSCP. … WinSCP logs its working directory at the beginning of its log file: . 2020-03-12 13:13:49.814 -------------------------------------------------------------------------- . 2020-03-12 13:13:49.823 WinSCP …

WinSCP can load configuration from an INI file. …

Use get test* If there no other directories in the remote directory, you can even use: get *

It looks like you didn't save your password to your stored site (or you didn't save the site at all). So there's nothing to be protected by the master password. Enter your credentials, including the …

There's a PowerShell script that uses WinSCP .NET assembly that does almost what you need: https://winscp.net/eng/docs/library_example_moves_files_keeping_directory_structure#upload_powershell Copy the … So you will want to remove the $True argument from: $session.PutFiles($localFilePath, $remoteFilePath, $True) Then you can install the script as an extension into WinSCP GUI. …

The answer by @ᔕᖺᘎᕊ is correct regarding enabling the option. See the documentation for details: https://winscp.net/eng/docs/ui_transfer_custom#upload Though note, that it is only a workaround, as t …

WinSCP does not have a pattern or any other mechanism to extract filename without extension (or substitute the extension). … For example you can replace the extension using the sed command: echo thisnewvideo.mp4 | sed 's/\..*$/.zip/' This will output: thisnewvideo.zip You can merge this into the WinSCP custom command …

If not, try reinstalling WinSCP first. …