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martin

What empty folder? Give us as much information as you can.
Guest

That's what confused me. But only creates the empty folder on the D: drive. No files are downloaded.
martin

The log file shows hundreds of files downloaded. So I'm not sure what to look for.
Guest

Hi,

Please find attached file as private.

I can't upgrade to the latest version at the minute (current version is 5.17.5 build `0414). But opened another post about that in the support area.
martin

Re: Get command only creates empty folder with no files

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

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limp

Get command only creates empty folder with no files

Hi,

Got a peculiar problem. Scheduled to run during the evening. Files are copied to FTP server by supplier, around 1AM and finishes around 1:10AM. Script runs at 5AM so plenty of gap in times.
The folder on the D: drive is created but the files are not copied. Can manually run the script again then files are copied.

Tried both these commands with the same affect 
get -latest /ESGM/Archives/* D:\ICISHerenRawData\ESGM\Archives\

get -filemask="*>=3D" -neweronly /ESGM/Archives/* D:\ICISHerenRawData\ESGM\Archives\


Any ideas?

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