Thank you
Thanks Martin, that's fixed the issue. Setting the file mask in the remote directory variable stops the lack of permissions to the sub directories causing the problem.
Many Thanks
Many Thanks
- SBH
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Re: Script to download files non-recursively - failing permission denied
Your code looks OK to me, except that
Please attach a full session log file showing the problem (using the latest version of WinSCP).
$remotePath should probably be "/XML/*". Or even "/XML/*D.zip>=1D" straight away (and you won't need the TransferOptions).
Please attach a full session log file showing the problem (using the latest version of WinSCP).
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Script to download files non-recursively - failing permission denied
Hi, I'm trying to download files from an Sftp site with a basic power shell script based on the excellent one from here. I'm trying to download files ending with D.zip created in the last day from the root of the XML directory. The files are only from the root as the ID I'm using to access the directory doesn't have permissions to the sub directories. However when the script runs it doesn't download anything as it fails with the error below. The directory 1000 is one the ID has no permission too.
Error listing directory '/XML/1000'.
Permission denied.
Error code: 3
Error message from server (en): Permission denied.
The file mask I'm trying is FileMask = "*D.zip>=1D|*/"
Any help would be greatly appreciated. Script file attached.
Error listing directory '/XML/1000'.
Permission denied.
Error code: 3
Error message from server (en): Permission denied.
The file mask I'm trying is FileMask = "*D.zip>=1D|*/"
Any help would be greatly appreciated. Script file attached.