pscp | Bash script utility for running secure copy | Architecture library

I want to stream to youtube and twitter in 1 ffmpeg process

i red this https://trac.ffmpeg.org/wiki/Creating%20multiple%20outputs

I do this command

I am trying to iterate to various different Linux servers and scp the .cer files to a windows computer. I need to create a folder based on the var that is returned and then scp the file to that location. There seems to be something wrong with the For /F loop where it is creating each folder but it is only doing the scp copy to the first assignment of the variable. i.e all files go to the first folder created. Do I need to clear the variable each time - I am new to batch scripting. Thanks for your help.

I have a Powershell script to copy .mkv and .mp4 files from Downloads to my Plex server. The script works fine on its own.

I schedule it to run every 30 minutes using Schtasks and it runs fine. Except a PS window appears on each run.

This thread https://stackoverflow.com/a/1802836/4934442 indicates that going to Task Scheduler and setting the option to "Run whether user is logged on or not" will prevent the window from showing.

When I set this option, the Copy-Item in my script fails to execute. It won't copy to my Plex network share and it won't copy to a local folder. (The Remove-Item does execute). I have worked around this issue by using "pscp" to my Plex server, but I would like to find a way for Copy-Item to function for future scripts running in the background.

Note: one comment in the reference thread mentioned a similar problem

The script:

I have a very big file that has to be transferred to a remote server.

On that remote server there is a job activating each 5 min that, once sees a file name starting with the right prefix, processes it.

What happens if the job "wakes up" in the middle of transfer? In that case it would process a corrupted file.

Do pscp create a .temp file and renames it accordingly to account for that? Or do I have to handle this manually?

I'm trying to copy a file from a server, and since I'm using PuTTY I've read that using pscp is best. I've added the directory to pscp.exe to my path (C:\ProgramFiles\PuTTY), but when I try to use it I receive this:

-bash: pscp: command not found

What am I doing wrong here? Thanks!

Edit: I also used pscp in the Windows command prompt, it gives me the exact same error

I'm calling pscp from Java using the following code:

My file have below data

I used codes in below link with my batch script. But it is asking for password. When I provided pw with password it is not working. First Time it is aking for yes or no when I try in command prompt. In second try it is not asking like that. So I need batch script which need to load local file to WINSCP with password. Also need to answer y.

https://www.ssh.com/ssh/putty/putty-manuals/0.68/Chapter5.html

Sample code I used in batch script:

I want to copy some file from a remote Linux system to my Windows PC using pscp (from PuTTY). I wrote a small script that should copy all .png files in a directory on my server: