Got it. Thanks again. :-)
- henrib
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- martin
Re: putting multiple extentions
The
The
./ puts the files to the current remote folder.
The
/ puts the files to the root folder.
- henrib
Re: putting multiple extentions
Thanks Martin!
To make sure, one extra question.
Will
Or should I use only
Henri
To make sure, one extra question.
Will
./ place the files in the current remote folder or in the remote root folder.
Or should I use only
/?
Henri
- martin
Re: putting multiple extentions
put *.csv *.xml ./ -filemask=|"c:\ftp\files\old"
See https://winscp.net/eng/docs/scriptcommand_put#remarks
- henrib
Putting multiple extensions
Hi I'm trying to put files with two separate extensions to remote.
But instead of putting them both extensions files only the first extension is put and renamed with the second extension.
Must be a simple syntax thing but I don't see it.
Henri.
But instead of putting them both extensions files only the first extension is put and renamed with the second extension.
Must be a simple syntax thing but I don't see it.
Henri.