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martin

Re: Using powershell to upload files to FTP from a UNC path

UNC path should work in scripting.

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floridafamily

Using powershell to upload files to FTP from a UNC path

We have a powershell script that takes a UNC path file (\\fileshare\folder\file.txt), and uploads it to an FTP site. Even though the exists (we can access by pasting the path to a Windows File Explorer window), we get: No file(s) matching \\fileshare\folder\file.txt found. We know the WinSCP interface does not support UNC, but we thought scripting did.
The script works with a local drive.
Is it the case that UNC paths just won't work?

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