mv command
OK thanks - that explains it
However there is some permission problem with the -delete option
I'll have a play
However there is some permission problem with the -delete option
I'll have a play
- jools
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- martin
Re: Problem with MV from the command line
Command mv moves remote files to a different remote directory. Use "put -delete" instead.
- Jools
Problem with MV from the command line
I have a .bat file containing the following
c:\"Program Files"\WinSCP\winscp.com user:pass@mydomain /command "put c:\jools.pdf /home/jools/pdfemail/invoices/"
Using PUT the command works as expected and the PDF file is copied ok - when changing the PUT to a MV WinSCP comes back with the error
error moving file 'c:\jools.pdf' to /home/jools/pdfemail/invoices/c:\jools.pdf'
No such file or drectory
If I use the linux format c:/jools.pdf I still get a no such file or directory error - i'm guessing from the windows side??
Thanks
c:\"Program Files"\WinSCP\winscp.com user:pass@mydomain /command "put c:\jools.pdf /home/jools/pdfemail/invoices/"
Using PUT the command works as expected and the PDF file is copied ok - when changing the PUT to a MV WinSCP comes back with the error
error moving file 'c:\jools.pdf' to /home/jools/pdfemail/invoices/c:\jools.pdf'
No such file or drectory
If I use the linux format c:/jools.pdf I still get a no such file or directory error - i'm guessing from the windows side??
Thanks