Re: Get or synchronize -delete blows away directory structure
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Get or synchronize -delete blows away directory structure
I'm using WINSCP to synchronize files between a SFTP (Linux) server and a Windows Share. I need to keep the directory structure in place on the SFTP server but delete the "files" after a successful transfer. I'm running a winscp script using a Windows Task.
I've tried both get and synchronize without much success, I can get the files to the share but I end up deleting the directory structure when trying to use -delete. Is there a way to filemask -delete? I don't want to go to either powershell ot xml - I need to keep this simple to support.
One other option is to delete the files after someone moves or deletes them from share - but I can't risk deleting files that have come in since last synchronization.
I've tried both get and synchronize without much success, I can get the files to the share but I end up deleting the directory structure when trying to use -delete. Is there a way to filemask -delete? I don't want to go to either powershell ot xml - I need to keep this simple to support.
One other option is to delete the files after someone moves or deletes them from share - but I can't risk deleting files that have come in since last synchronization.