I have to transfer files remotely, which are in different directories. The directories are synchronized with google drive & every day there are new additions. I want to run a script that works once a day & will transfer the directories those are new. I can handle the part of selecting new directories. I am using Matlab for these directory operations. For transferring files, I have written a windows bat file which calls another WinSCP script (bat file) that performs the transfer. Upto this point there is no problem.
My question is that, when I am calling the windows bat file from Matlab, I want to do that for specific directory. For example, my directory names are dir_1, dir_2, etc. & I want to be specific with the directory number. More specifically, I want to call the bat file with an argument integer specifying the directory name. From that bat file, when I call another WinSCP bat file, I want to pass that as a parameter too to transfer the specific directory.
Let`s give an example:
From Matlab I am calling:
dos(`PathToBatFile.bat`)
The bat file contains (which calls Winscp):
cd C:\winscp
WinSCP.com /script="test.bat"
test.bat contains (which does the actual transfer):
open sftp://uname:pass@webaddress.com/ -hostkey="ssh-rsa 2048 xx:xx:xx"
put D:\mydrive\file_1.txt /home/user/
close
exit
So, in these scripts I am transferring file_1.txt to a remote location. I want to do it for specific directory, the name of which I can get from Matlab (the dos() command in Matlab runs in a loop where I get the directory number).
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