gel wrote:

I couldn't understand how to have LATEST and filemask >= TODAY working togheter (my final goal).

So what is your final goal? If there are any today's files, upload the latest one – Otherwise do nothing?

Now it works, thanks.

I read quite a few pages of your documentation, but couldn't solve my problem, I think because of lack of examples (it's just for your info, inthe hope that can help to improve the online documentation).
e.g. the example in the PUT help page

made me think that my previous version could be ok, but it wasn't the case (and I can't understand why).

In the filemask help page I couldn't find an example with the filemask AND another switch (like LATEST) and I couldn't understand how to have LATEST and filemask >= TODAY working togheter (my final goal).

best regards, thanks,
Alberto

OK, I didn't notice that you are also missing the source parameter.

See https://winscp.net/eng/docs/scriptcommand_put

Hi,
I tried with your suggestion, but no difference (log lines attached):


Alberto

See https://winscp.net/eng/docs/faq_batch_file#quotes

or as you have no spaces in the file mask, this will do too:

Hi, I'm trying to utilize WinSCP for the first time, so I'm sure it's my fault.
I have many files in a folder, every day new files are saved inside that folder, I have to transfer just today files.

But I couldn't achieve this apparently easy task:
uploading just the today files.

I'm trying to use filemask in this way (batch file):


The script fails, the log reports:


Could you help me to find the right way to achieve that task?

Thanks,
Alberto