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put
Uploads one or more files from local directory to remote directory.
Converting to .NET Assembly
When converting script to .NET Assembly, map put command to Session.PutFiles method.
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Parameters mapping: Command parameter file maps to method parameter localPath. When multiple source file parameters are used, you need to call Session.PutFiles multiple times. Command parameter directory/newname maps to method parameter remotePath. You have to convert relative paths to absolute paths.
Switches mapping:
| Switch | Mapping |
|---|---|
-delete |
Value true ($True in PowerShell) for method parameter remove. |
-latest |
See Uploading the most recent file. |
-resume -append -preservetime -nopreservetime -permissions -nopermissions -transfer -filemask -resumesupport -speed=<kbps> |
Converting transfer settings scripting switches to .NET assembly class TransferSettings. |
-neweronly |
Not supported. Use Session.SynchronizeDirectories instead. |
To emulate the (default) option batch abort mode, call TransferOperationResult.Check on method’s result. See also Capturing results of operations.
For example, following script snippet:
cd /home/martinp lcd d:\ ... put -delete -filemask=*>1M -resumesupport=off *.txt *.xml web/
maps to following PowerShell code:
$transferOptions = New-Object WinSCP.TransferOptions # -filemask=*>1M $transferOptions.FileMask = "*>1M" # -resumesupport=off $transferOptions.ResumeSupport.State = [WinSCP.TransferResumeSupportState]::Off # Absolute paths + $True for -delete + Two calls for two source parameters # + calling Check on result to emulate the (default) "option batch abort" mode $session.PutFiles("d:\*.txt", "/home/martinp/web/", $True, $transferOptions).Check() $session.PutFiles("d:\*.xml", "/home/martinp/web/", $True, $transferOptions).Check()
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