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martin

Re: How to use ResolveSymlinks=0 to avoid download symbolic links?

stevent wrote:

1. add -rawsettings ResolveSymlinks=0 to open command in the script, it does not.

Are you using the latest version of WinSCP? Please attach a full session log file showing the problem (using the latest version of WinSCP).

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stevent

How to use ResolveSymlinks=0 to avoid download symbolic links?

Our website has some symbolic links which developer made for some purpose. But when use Winscp script to backup our website, the symbolic links break the script and the backup cannot be completed. we try the following ways:
1. add -rawsettings ResolveSymlinks=0 to open command in the script, it does not.
2. add /rawsettings ResolveSymlinks=0 to winscp.exe as parameter, it told us:
Host: ResolveSymlinks=0 does not exist.

Please give us some help.

Thanks,

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