You are missing
See my example above.
*, it should be:
...; /serversMinecraft/mods/LetsPlay/current/*See my example above.
- martin
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- Forecaster
There.
Still includes files from the root.
Besides, if I have something in the whitelist it should ignore everything else by default.
Still includes files from the root.
Besides, if I have something in the whitelist it should ignore everything else by default.
- martin
The log file shows that your file mask is
There's no exclude mask with the absolute path to the remote root.
mods/; scripts/; config/ | emblem*; Clicketyclack*
There's no exclude mask with the absolute path to the remote root.
- Forecaster
Here.
Process was startup => connection => sync preview
with the same preset as before
Process was startup => connection => sync preview
with the same preset as before
- martin
Strange. It behaves differently for me with the same setup.
I'm sending you an email with a development version of WinSCP to the address you have used to register on this forum.
I'm sending you an email with a development version of WinSCP to the address you have used to register on this forum.
- Forecaster
Here, same process, actually updated the location I use this time:
- Forecaster
I did? Just before doing that test I hit "check for updates" it told me there was an update, I downloaded and installed it and restarted the application.
Oh. It installed the update in a different location...
Sigh.
Oh. It installed the update in a different location...
Sigh.
- martin
Please upgrade to the latest version of WinSCP first.
- Forecaster
Here is the log file
Connect => Synchronize => Change Transfer Preset => Ok to preview changes
I didn't proceed beyond the preview since it would break my local dir.
Log level is "Normal"
Connect => Synchronize => Change Transfer Preset => Ok to preview changes
I didn't proceed beyond the preview since it would break my local dir.
Log level is "Normal"
- martin
Please attach a full session log file showing the problem (using the latest version of WinSCP).
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- Forecaster
Nope.
Doing this:
It's still including files and directories from the root dir that are not in the "include directories" list.
Attached is the result.
I'm doing Mirror Remote => Local by the way.
Doing this:
It's still including files and directories from the root dir that are not in the "include directories" list.
Attached is the result.
I'm doing Mirror Remote => Local by the way.
- martin
Re: Synchronizing automatically includes root
You can exclude the files in the root folder by using an exclude mask with a path:
See https://winscp.net/eng/docs/file_mask#path
The overall mask will be:
c:\path\to\root\folder\*.
See https://winscp.net/eng/docs/file_mask#path
The overall mask will be:
mods/; scripts/; config/ | c:\path\to\root\folder\*
- Forecaster
Synchronizing automatically includes root
Recently my WinSCP was reset, probably during an update, and I lost all my servers and settings. Among these settings were my file transfer profiles.
I had a pair of profiles specifically for syncing the files of my minecraft server with my client when adding/removing mods or editing configs. I just edited a few configs and wanted to sync the changes when I found that my profiles were missing. The profiles were configured to only sync certain files such as configs and mod files. I forget exactly how they were set up.
I've been trying to re-create them, and found that even if I tell it to include three specific folders it keeps trying to sync everything in the root folder as well.
I tried working around this by excluding everything by adding a wildcard (*) in each of the exclude fields, but that caused it to ignore everything and tell me there were no differences, even though I'd specified the folders I wanted to include. Inclusion should have a higher priority than exclusion. But it seems WinSCP prioritizes exclusion for some reason.
Attached is how I want the profile to look.
I had a pair of profiles specifically for syncing the files of my minecraft server with my client when adding/removing mods or editing configs. I just edited a few configs and wanted to sync the changes when I found that my profiles were missing. The profiles were configured to only sync certain files such as configs and mod files. I forget exactly how they were set up.
I've been trying to re-create them, and found that even if I tell it to include three specific folders it keeps trying to sync everything in the root folder as well.
I tried working around this by excluding everything by adding a wildcard (*) in each of the exclude fields, but that caused it to ignore everything and tell me there were no differences, even though I'd specified the folders I wanted to include. Inclusion should have a higher priority than exclusion. But it seems WinSCP prioritizes exclusion for some reason.
Attached is how I want the profile to look.