Thanks - I was sure it previously only showed the message prior to sending updates. No biggie though, just nice to have subdirectories not all going across :D
- metaphase
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- martin
The "change in directory detected" means that Windows reported to WinSCP that something has changed in the folders of interest.
WinSCP then looks, if the change does justify a new upload. If it does not, nothing happens. Though I can see, that it is confusing. I'll look into it.
WinSCP then looks, if the change does justify a new upload. If it does not, nothing happens. Though I can see, that it is confusing. I'll look into it.
- metaphase
Thanks, Martin
So far so good, the test version seems to have stopped syncing the sub-directory. I did notice though that it now seems to report three things:
1. change in directory detected
2. file xyz uploaded
3. change in directory detected
It does this each time I save a file. I can understand 1 & 2, but don't quite understand why I'm seeing 3? Obviously not a major issue, but thought I may as well report!
So far so good, the test version seems to have stopped syncing the sub-directory. I did notice though that it now seems to report three things:
1. change in directory detected
2. file xyz uploaded
3. change in directory detected
It does this each time I save a file. I can understand 1 & 2, but don't quite understand why I'm seeing 3? Obviously not a major issue, but thought I may as well report!
- martin
Re: Keep remote directory up to date - issue with subdirectories
Thanks for the log. You are right.
This bug has been added to the tracker:
https://winscp.net/tracker/1549
I'm sending you an email with a development version of WinSCP to the address you have used to register on this forum.
This bug has been added to the tracker:
https://winscp.net/tracker/1549
I'm sending you an email with a development version of WinSCP to the address you have used to register on this forum.
- metaphase
Re: Keep remote directory up to date - issue with subdirectories
OK logfile attached.
Procedure to replicate
Have more sub-directories on local folder than server
Connect to server
Ensure 'update subdirectories' not ticked
Enable 'keep remote directories up to date'
Note that any changes in home directory are correctly synced
Change one of the files in that directory
Note that WinSCP now tries to sync all the sub-directories too, rather than ignoring them
Procedure to replicate
Have more sub-directories on local folder than server
Connect to server
Ensure 'update subdirectories' not ticked
Enable 'keep remote directories up to date'
Note that any changes in home directory are correctly synced
Change one of the files in that directory
Note that WinSCP now tries to sync all the sub-directories too, rather than ignoring them
- metaphase
OK thanks, will keep an eye on it. It has done it multiple times over the past couple of days but working just now so will wait until it does it again then enable logging and send!
(sorry, didn't realise forum let you post without registering! please delete 'guest' post :) )
(sorry, didn't realise forum let you post without registering! please delete 'guest' post :) )
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OK thanks, will keep an eye on it. It has done it multiple times over the past couple of days but working just now so will wait until it does it again then enable logging and send!
- martin
Re: Keep remote directory up to date - issue with subdirectories
Thanks for your report.
Though I cannot reproduce the problem.
Please attach a full session log file showing the problem (using the latest version of WinSCP) along with some screenshots and step-by-step instructions for reproducing the problem.
Though I cannot reproduce the problem.
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- metaphase
Keep remote directory up to date - issue with subdirectories
Hi folks
Love WinSCP, been using it for a couple of months. Just noticed recently that despite the option 'update subdirectories' being left unchecked, it is repeatedly uploading subdirectories to the server.
This doesn't happen when I first activate the keep remote dir option (it only uploads files changed in the base directory selected), but the first time a file changes it then starts uploading all subdirectories. I sometimes find if I check and uncheck update subdirectories it'll stop doing it, but it does seem to be doing it most of the time. I'm running the latest version.
Any ideas what's going on or how to sort it?
Thanks!
Love WinSCP, been using it for a couple of months. Just noticed recently that despite the option 'update subdirectories' being left unchecked, it is repeatedly uploading subdirectories to the server.
This doesn't happen when I first activate the keep remote dir option (it only uploads files changed in the base directory selected), but the first time a file changes it then starts uploading all subdirectories. I sometimes find if I check and uncheck update subdirectories it'll stop doing it, but it does seem to be doing it most of the time. I'm running the latest version.
Any ideas what's going on or how to sort it?
Thanks!