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setvar ~server_address, "10.251.200.51";
setvar ~server_port, 22;
setvar ~login_name, "svc-sftp-001";
setvar ~login_password, "p0WE5hE!!";
setvar ~backup_sourcepath, "c:\\downloads";
setvar ~backup_destpath, "c:/Newfiles";
#------------------------------------------------------------

# Regular FTP connection is established using ftpconnect command, default port is 21.
# Secure connections using the SSH protocol (also known as SFTP) are established using the ftpconnectssh command, default port is 22.
# Secure connections using the SSL protocol (also known as FTPS) are established using the ftpconnectssl command.
# The ftpconnectsslc command can be used if only the control connection needs to be encrypted using SSL.
# 1st and 2nd argument to the command specifies the IP address and listening port number of the server.
# 3rd and 4th arguments specify the username and password respectively of the user account, it is required for account login.
ftpconnectssh(~server_address, ~server_port, ~login_name, ~login_password);

if ftpresult eq success begin
  # print a message to the user.
  print "command: ftpconnectssh; argument: ", ~server_address, ", ", ~server_port, ", ", ~login_name, ", ", ~login_password, "; status: pass;";


  # The setsource and setdestination commands specify the source path and dest path respectively for synchronization
  # The 1st argument to the above commands is either keyword 'local' or 'remote' depending on whether the path is in the local or remote computer
  # The 2nd argument to the above command specifies the path
  # The 3rd argument to the above command is either keyword 'include' or keyword 'exclude' depending on whether a include list or a exclude list is specified
  # The 4th argument onwards specifes the list specified in the 3rd argument
  setsource local, ~backup_sourcepath, include, "*";

  setdestination remote, ~backup_destpath, remove, "*";

  # The backuprun command synchronizes the folders specified in the setsource and setdestination commands
  # The optional argument to the above command specifies the file property to be compared if a file of same name already exist in the destination path
  # Based on the compared result the program decides whether to skip file transfer, resume file transfer or overwrite the destination file
  # It can be one of the following keywords 'bysize', 'bydate',  'bycrc', 'bymd5' or 'bysha1'
  # If the argument is not specified then backuprun command will overwrite all the destination folder files that exists in both the source folder and the destination folder
  backuprun bydate;

  if backupresult eq success begin
    # print a message to the user.
    print "command: backuprun; argument: bydate; status: pass;";

  end else begin
    # print a message to the user.
    print "command: backuprun; argument: bydate; status: fail;";

  end

end else begin
  # print a message to the user.
  print "command: ftpconnectssh; argument: ", ~server_address, ", ", ~server_port, ", ", ~login_name, ", ", ~login_password, "; status: fail;";

end

ftpdisconnect;

endscript;