in order to migrate an FTP database to an SFTP database, I need to create a script that modifies a xml file.
For the user, I need to encrypt the password.
I've found that a file called filezilla-server-crypt can be used in a cmd to encrypt a password.
However, when this command is used, the return is automatic.
For my script, I therefore need to read the result of the command in order to recover the encrypted password and the salt.
Here is my code in the cmd script:
net use a : \\Test$
for /f "tokens=*" %%a in ('a:\filezilla-server-crypt test echo test') do set "line=%%a"
echo line :
echo %line%
net use a : /delete
Even if I use start a:\filezilla-server-crypt test echo test the %line% variable is empty.
Do you have an idea how to retrieve the result?
If the answer above doesn't work, you can use this technique:
SET /p supplierMail=Enter the supplier's e-mail address :
SET /p=%supplierPswd%<nul >> C:\temp.txt
FOR /f "delims=" %%G IN ('A:\filezilla-server-crypt.exe test ^< C:\temp.txt') DO SET "line=%%G"
DEL C:\temp.txt
This method use a temporary file which contains the password in order to implement it (a variable can't be implement with < that's why I use a file) in the window generated by this command :
A:\filezilla-server-crypt.exe test
The difference whith the other method is that the other method delete the error messages with this: 2^>NUL so for all situations, the code will return a value even if it is false.