I have added topic on deleting files after synchronization to FAQ.

Waiting anxiously support for this feature!!! Thanks for such a great tool!

Have you implemented it as a new command, or as an option for the get command?

An option for the get command.

martin wrote:

Anyway deleting files after download is already implemented. It will be included into the next major version.

Waiting anxiously support for this feature!!! Thanks for such a great tool!

Have you implemented it as a new command, or as an option for the get command?

sapas wrote:

I need "move" functionality from script too.
The original move (mv) command works only on remote side and can't use * in file list.

mv can use * in file list.

Anyway deleting files after download is already implemented. It will be included into the next major version.

I need "move" functionality from script too.
The original move (mv) command works only on remote side and can't use * in file list.
User "nriggs" says "One-Way Synchronization, and Deleting" and this is a good approximation of this problem.
I want to use this feature to transfer EDI files from my customer.
Thanks

nriggs wrote:

Also, Is there a way to start WinSCP (via command line perhaps) and have it lunch directly into the Synchronization functionality. Or will I have to manually start it every time the computer restarts?

Use /synchronize flag. See https://winscp.net/eng/docs/commandline

Yea, Synchronization isn't the right word I guess. But I basically need a way to move any files that fall into a specified folder to the remote location. The Synchronization options allowed me many of the options I needed: to monitor a folder and upload it when a new file landed – if there were only a check box to delete the originally files upon completion.

Also, Is there a way to start WinSCP (via command line perhaps) and have it lunch directly into the Synchronization functionality. Or will I have to manually start it every time the computer restarts?

mayhem wrote:

I too am looking for a function like this, Im using another program which generates various files into a local directory.

I hoing maybe I ca use your program to run an a scheduled script say every hour to transfer all files starting with names example* to a remote SFTP, once it's transferred them to delete from the local machine.

OK, this can be implemented. But it is not synchronisation. It's just uplod of the files, isn't it?

Hi Prikryl,

I too am looking for a function like this, I'm using another program which generates various files into a local directory.

I hoing maybe I can use your program to run an a scheduled script say every hour to transfer all files starting with names example* to a remote SFTP, once it's transferred them to delete from the local machine.

Please can you advise if this sounds like something I could do?

Many Thanks

I do not see a use case for this. Can you tell me why your need that, I may find another solution for you.

I like the synchronization capabilities of WinSCP, but I'm looking for one extra feature: Is it possible for me to have it synchronize files from the local to remote location, and delete the local file once the transmission is complete?