Yes, it is still on the to do list with a medium priority (given the 7 votes).
- martin
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- mcq
Dear Martin
Thanks for your instruction, indeed, configuring additional
I am wondering if the change is still on the "to do" list for synchronize function or we should stay with
Thanks for your instruction, indeed, configuring additional
option batch parameter helps not to terminate the synchronization session:
option batch continue
I am wondering if the change is still on the "to do" list for synchronize function or we should stay with
option batch parameter.
- martin
I've posted answer to this in one of the threads that the Bug 969 references:
Synchronize of file currently in use – how to solve?
Synchronize of file currently in use – how to solve?
- mcq
Do you have any idea how to solve this?
I find a similar bug reported some time ago but I can't see if there was any progress on this Can I tell an ssh sync operation to ignore an unreadable shared file?
(bug trace Issue 969 – Option to exclude files opened for writing)
I find a similar bug reported some time ago but I can't see if there was any progress on this Can I tell an ssh sync operation to ignore an unreadable shared file?
(bug trace Issue 969 – Option to exclude files opened for writing)
- mcq
SFTP Mirror: error32: The process cannot access the file because it is being used by another process
I am using WinSCP (6.1) to mirror SFTP data to the local directory served in the network by Windows Server (shared directory). Users are also able to reach the same directory and open those files (when script finish synchronization from SFTP).
The problem is that synchronization fails when any user open downloaded file. As I am using mirroring WinSCP is checking the content of the target directory to find the differences from source and to copy only missing data.
Is there any way to work around the problem so that WinSCP can deal with open files, e.g. scan by name? Or is it possible for WinSCP to ignore this file, record it in the log and continue working instead of terminating? If yes, how to do it in current version? Of cource, if file is closed by user script works perfect...
I am using a script:
Please find logs with the indicated problem attached.
The problem is that synchronization fails when any user open downloaded file. As I am using mirroring WinSCP is checking the content of the target directory to find the differences from source and to copy only missing data.
Is there any way to work around the problem so that WinSCP can deal with open files, e.g. scan by name? Or is it possible for WinSCP to ignore this file, record it in the log and continue working instead of terminating? If yes, how to do it in current version? Of cource, if file is closed by user script works perfect...
I am using a script:
open sftp://user@sftp_server -rawsettings ProxyMethod=3 ProxyHost=proxy_server ProxyPort=8080 -hostkey="fingerprint_here" -privatekey=D:\xxx\pk.ppk
synchronize local -mirror -criteria=either -preservetime \\server\reports /export/
Please find logs with the indicated problem attached.