Re: Another FileMask Directory Question
Man, that is crazy simple and works like a champ! Thanks for helping clear it up for me Martin!
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Re: Another FileMask Directory Question
It doesn't matter, where you put it. Switches can go anywhere (with some very specific exceptions). After all, you already have one switch in your command. Or maybe you actually do not know that the file mask go to a
So for example like this:
https://winscp.net/eng/docs/scriptcommand_synchronize#filemask
-filemask switch?
So for example like this:
synchronize remote D:\Data\Exports / -resumesupport=off -filemask=|Archive/
https://winscp.net/eng/docs/scriptcommand_synchronize#filemask
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Another FileMask Directory Question
Hi all -
I've scoured the forums here, FAQ, and even the file mask doc and I still can't seem to wrap my head around where I need to put it.
I need a subfolder
Do I put the filemask BEFORE
After
After
What exactly does it need to look like?
Please help.
Thanks.
I've scoured the forums here, FAQ, and even the file mask doc and I still can't seem to wrap my head around where I need to put it.
I need a subfolder
Archive to be ignored from D:\Data\Exports directory.
synchronize remote D:\Data\Exports / -resumesupport=off
Do I put the filemask BEFORE
remote?
After
remote?
After
D:\Data\Exports?
What exactly does it need to look like?
Please help.
Thanks.