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- martin
Re: Web site visited during files upload
This feature has been implemented already. It will be included into the next major release.
- mlaco
Re: Web site visited during files upload
No. But I can implement that.
Wow, that would be great!!! :-)
- martin
Re: Web site visited during files upload
Is there a way to setup WinSCP not to delete the original file, till the upload is complete?
No. But I can implement that.
- mlaco
Re: Web site visited during files upload
You can achieve this by using SFTP and forcing WinSCP to enable resumable transfer for every file. Read documentation.
Thx, for reply!
I tried this. During the upload the target file is deleted, the upload-in-progress file has tmp name "filename.filepart".
Problem is, that the original file is deleted: so the website during upload is broken - because the file is missing.
Is there a way to setup WinSCP not to delete the original file, till the upload is complete?
My environment:
SSH protocol version = SSH-2
SSH implementation = OpenSSH_4.3
Encryption algorithm = aes
Compression = No
File transfer protocol = SFTP (v3)
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Can change permissions = Yes
Can change owner/group = No
Can execute arbitrary command = No
Can create symlink/hardlink = Yes/No
Can lookup user groups = No
Can duplicate remote files = No
Can check available space = No
Native text (ASCII) mode transfers = No
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Additional protocol information
The server does not support any SFTP extension.
- martin
Re: Web site visited during files upload
You can achieve this by using SFTP and forcing WinSCP to enable resumable transfer for every file. Read documentation.
- mlaco
Web site visited during files upload
Hi!
I use WinSCP for updating my php website. I get regulary php parse-errors in php-error log. The reason is that people visit website during the file being copied...
Is there any setting which would result in uploading file to a temporary filename and than rename it automatically?
If not, what are the options?
(I think about having 2 copies of website on the server. One for production and one for uploading. After each upload, I would run some script to update the production copy).
Thanks for WinSCP, great software!
I use WinSCP for updating my php website. I get regulary php parse-errors in php-error log. The reason is that people visit website during the file being copied...
Is there any setting which would result in uploading file to a temporary filename and than rename it automatically?
If not, what are the options?
(I think about having 2 copies of website on the server. One for production and one for uploading. After each upload, I would run some script to update the production copy).
Thanks for WinSCP, great software!