SOLVED - Check if any file exist and return a value - Powershell
Hi,
How can I check if any file exist on a remote FTP-server with powershell and so the return value is False or True?
I need that value since I use Invoke-Command in an other script to call for this script and if it isn't possible I can change the script a bit so it write to a logfile and I'll have another script checking that log file.
See the "# Check File" line
This returns the value False even if there is a file on the remote location:
And this return me with the filename/filenames looking like this:
Thank you!
How can I check if any file exist on a remote FTP-server with powershell and so the return value is False or True?
I need that value since I use Invoke-Command in an other script to call for this script and if it isn't possible I can change the script a bit so it write to a logfile and I'll have another script checking that log file.
See the "# Check File" line
This returns the value False even if there is a file on the remote location:
# Connect $session.Open($sessionOptions) # Remote Path $remotePath = "/transfer/ut/*" # Check File $Exsist = $session.FileExists($remotePath) # Disconnect, clean up $session.Dispose()
And this return me with the filename/filenames looking like this:
Files ----- {.., file.txt, .} or Files ----- {.., ., file.txt} or Files ----- {.., .}
# Connect $session.Open($sessionOptions) # Remote Path $remotePath = "/transfer/ut/" # Check File $Exsist = $session.ListDirectory($remotePath) # Disconnect, clean up $session.Dispose()
Thank you!
Last edited by Muffinz on 2017-02-01 10:33; edited 1 time in total