unaligned wrote:

Does this mean that if I am writing a program that automates downloading or uploading files that are new every day (files still exist from previous days in the directories) that there is no way via code to determine which files the program should ul/dl?

Please read
https://winscp.net/eng/docs/script_download_most_recent_file

martin wrote:

You cannot access this functionality directly from script. You can use ls command to get directory listing including the modification timestamp.

Does this mean that if I am writing a program that automates downloading or uploading files that are new every day (files still exist from previous days in the directories) that there is no way via code to determine which files the program should ul/dl?

You cannot access this functionality directly from script. You can use ls command to get directory listing including the modification timestamp.

I had searched a specific command for last modified datetime of the remote file. The basic ftp command for this purpose is MDTM. Does Winscp support this operation.????

Hi,

Can you please help to which command will give me last modified remote file date and time? I tried to find out but failed to do.

Thanks.