Sorry to sound dense but would that mean that the custom command entered would look like this to chown recursively?
chown "!?property:?!" !
Yes. But you need to check Execute recursively.
- martin
Yes. But you need to check Execute recursively.
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Yes. But you need to check Execute recursively.
- Zig
Sorry to sound dense but would that mean that the custom command entered would look like this to chown recursively?
chown "!?property:?!" !
chown "!?property:?!" !
- franc
Thank you
This works! Thank you!
greetings franc
greetings franc
- martin
Re: chown recursive
Just check the custom command options Execute recursively (and maybe also Apply to directories) and use pattern ! instead of !&. Please read documentation.
- franc
chown recursive
Hello,
it would be so nice if WinSCP had a feature like chown -R ...
I know i can do as userdefined command:
chown "!?new owner (and group: user.group):?!" !&
but
chown -R "!?new owner (and group: user.group):?!" !&
wouldnt change the owner recursively, unfortunately.
So if i upload with WinSCP a bunch of directories for the webserver, after that i have to open another SSH Terminal to change their ownership and group...
greetings,
franc
it would be so nice if WinSCP had a feature like chown -R ...
I know i can do as userdefined command:
chown "!?new owner (and group: user.group):?!" !&
but
chown -R "!?new owner (and group: user.group):?!" !&
wouldnt change the owner recursively, unfortunately.
So if i upload with WinSCP a bunch of directories for the webserver, after that i have to open another SSH Terminal to change their ownership and group...
greetings,
franc