Your string formatting is buggy, see:
Odd error after running for 6+ hours
Odd error after running for 6+ hours
- martin
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- HrHauptfeld
Yeah. Thanks.
Works like a charm :)
I just modified the function a little so that I have everything in just one progressbar.
Works like a charm :)
I just modified the function a little so that I have everything in just one progressbar.
function FileTransferProgress
{
param ($e)
Write-Progress `
-Id 0 -Activity "Downloading" -CurrentOperation ("$($e.FileName) - {0:P0}" -f $e.FileProgress) -Status ("{0:P0} complete at $($e.CPS) bps" -f $e.OverallProgress) `
-PercentComplete ($e.OverallProgress * 100)
}
- martin
Re: Show ProgressBar in PowerShell for SynchronizeDirectories download
The
But
I've added an example how to use
https://winscp.net/eng/docs/library_session_filetransferprogress#powershell
Session.SynchronizeDirectories does not report overall progress.
But
Session.GetFiles does.
I've added an example how to use
Write-Progress with Session.GetFiles at the end of:
https://winscp.net/eng/docs/library_session_filetransferprogress#powershell
- HrHauptfeld
Show ProgressBar in PowerShell for SynchronizeDirectories download
Hello every1,
I'm trying to create a small powershell script to make my life a bit easier. I'm currently using the following script to sync a local directory with my remote folder and delete the remote files after the DL which works great: https://winscp.net/eng/docs/library_example_delete_after_successful_download
But now I'd like to implement an extra progress bar for the download, just to have a visual confirmation that the script is still running if there are a LOT files to DL.
All the examples I could find (involving FileTransferProgress) only produce text output which I'd like to avoid.
Is there any way to utilize Write-Progress for a nicer output of the download? The progress bar should advance for every file that's been downloaded successfully.
PS: It doesn't have to work with the Synchronize option. GetFiles would also work for me.
Thanks
I'm trying to create a small powershell script to make my life a bit easier. I'm currently using the following script to sync a local directory with my remote folder and delete the remote files after the DL which works great: https://winscp.net/eng/docs/library_example_delete_after_successful_download
But now I'd like to implement an extra progress bar for the download, just to have a visual confirmation that the script is still running if there are a LOT files to DL.
All the examples I could find (involving FileTransferProgress) only produce text output which I'd like to avoid.
Is there any way to utilize Write-Progress for a nicer output of the download? The progress bar should advance for every file that's been downloaded successfully.
PS: It doesn't have to work with the Synchronize option. GetFiles would also work for me.
Thanks