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martin

Re: powershell $session.GetFiles

Make sure the $remotePath ends with a slash.

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unterstreichung

powershell $session.GetFiles

Hello WinSCP forums

I'm having a bit of a strange problem that I hope you guys can help me with.
I've produced a powershell script, which contacts an ftp server, deletes files based on one mask before downloading based on another.
The connection is made and my script deletes successfully, but when it comes to downloading I get "No such file or directory."

The relevant line reads 
$downloadResult = $session.GetFiles(($remotePath + "ftpPINVOI*.*"), $localPath, $True, $transferOptions)

The filenames have a structure of ftpPINVOI_[timestamp]_[number].txt
Timestamp and number are just digits, nothing more.

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