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martin

Re: WinSCP .net Assembly Session.PutFiles() Syntax

2023-10-16

Yes, that's (almost) correct.
The right syntax for source (localPath parameter) should include a filemask:

$sourceA = "\\sourceA\*" 
$sourceB = "\\sourceB\*"

See https://winscp.net/eng/docs/library_session_putfiles#localpath

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WinSCP .NET assembly Session.PutFiles() syntax

2023-10-15 16:47

First I want to thank you for WinSCP .NET assembly: as it eases uploading to remote FTP servers.

I have a syntax question re how to script the input of 2 source folders to 2 destination folders respectively as below. Should script include 2 session.PutFiles() like below?

$sourceA = "\\sourceA\" 
$sourceB = "\\sourceB\"
$destinationA = "/destinationA/" 
$destinationB = "/destinationB/"
$session.PutFiles($sourceA, $destinationA)
$session.PutFiles($sourceB, $destinationB)

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WinSCP .NET assembly Session.PutFiles() syntax

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