@martin Thank you, this points me in the right direction!
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- martin
Re: Session.PutFiles failed to transfer a file, how can I make WinSCP go back and try to recopy it
Instead of calling
See https://winscp.net/eng/docs/library_session#results
For some examples see
Find duplicate files in SFTP/FTP server
Batch file upload with WinSCP .NET assembly stops, when a single file upload fails
Check, evaluate the IsSuccess
See https://winscp.net/eng/docs/library_session#results
For some examples see
Find duplicate files in SFTP/FTP server
Batch file upload with WinSCP .NET assembly stops, when a single file upload fails
- jimbo311
Re: Session.PutFiles failed to transfer a file, how can I make WinSCP go back and try to recopy it
Thank you for the reply, I am pretty new to all of this, so, is there a way with in a PowerShell script to catch the error, and then if there is an error to then do the
I guess that is really what I am looking for, a way to catch the error and if there is an error to go sync the directories.
Thanks again!!
Session.SynchronizeDirectories?
I guess that is really what I am looking for, a way to catch the error and if there is an error to go sync the directories.
Thanks again!!
- martin
Re: Session.PutFiles failed to transfer a file, how can I make WinSCP go back and try to recopy it
I'm not sure what are you looking for exactly. Just call
Alternatively, you might want to try synchronization to copy only the files that need to be updated/differ, for whatever reason. See
https://winscp.net/eng/docs/library_session_synchronizedirectories
Session.PutFiles for that specific file.
Alternatively, you might want to try synchronization to copy only the files that need to be updated/differ, for whatever reason. See
Session.SynchronizeDirectories:
https://winscp.net/eng/docs/library_session_synchronizedirectories
- jimbo311
Session.PutFiles failed to transfer a file, how can I make WinSCP go back and try to recopy it
Hi all,
I am transferring a lot of files via WinSCP and randomly one will fail, it happens, no big deal, but is there a way I can have WinSCP go back to that file and try to copy it again?
The error I am getting is
This occurs during an update process to where several apps are being updated one by one in order, and it happens in the middle of the process.
Here is the majority of the code, should be enough to see what is going on the path for
Any suggestions on how to have it go back and copy the one file it missed?
Thanks all!
I am transferring a lot of files via WinSCP and randomly one will fail, it happens, no big deal, but is there a way I can have WinSCP go back to that file and try to copy it again?
The error I am getting is
The process cannot access the file because it is being used by another process
This occurs during an update process to where several apps are being updated one by one in order, and it happens in the middle of the process.
Here is the majority of the code, should be enough to see what is going on the path for
$updateFolder is correct as there are say 1000 files in that path, and the random one will be missed from time to time (it is not often at all, but I am try to deal with the error handling).
Add-Type -Path "path to WinSCPnet.dll"
$sessionOptions = New-Object WinSCP.SessionOptions
$sessionOptions.ParseUrl("ftp://${username}:$password@$url")
$session = New-Object WinSCP.Session
$session.Open($sessionOptions)
$session.PutFiles($updateFolder, "update path").Check()
Any suggestions on how to have it go back and copy the one file it missed?
Thanks all!