Ok thank you!
- cnoffki
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- martin
Re: Maintain Folder Structure
There's no way to have WinSCP do this for you automatically.
You have to manually recurse the local tree and move the files one by one.
See this example Recursively download directory tree with custom error handling
(it's for download, not upload, but the principle is the same)
You have to manually recurse the local tree and move the files one by one.
See this example Recursively download directory tree with custom error handling
(it's for download, not upload, but the principle is the same)
- cnoffki
Maintain Folder Structure
I have a local folder structure, from which I'm uploading files to a remote server using
I would like to maintain the local folder structure and just upload the files and delete them (the files, not the folders) when done.
I'm running a VB.NET console app, and my put files is the following :
I've tried several combinations of
Thanks!
.Protocol = Protocol.Scp
I would like to maintain the local folder structure and just upload the files and delete them (the files, not the folders) when done.
I'm running a VB.NET console app, and my put files is the following :
transferResult =
session.PutFiles("D:\remindererrors\", "remindererrors/", True, transferOptions)
I've tried several combinations of
\, \* but it always seems to delete the local folders.... Can anyone help with the correct syntax?
Thanks!